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FLOWCHART &

EXAMPLES
Flowchart Symbols
Symbol Name Function

Process Indicates any type of internal operation inside the Processor


or Memory

Input / output Used for any Input / Output (I/O) operation. Indicates that
the computer is to obtain data or output results

Decision Used to ask a question that can be answered in a binary


format (Yes/No, True/False)

Connector Allows the flowchart to be drawn without intersecting lines or


without a reverse flow.

Predefined process Used to invoke a subroutine or an Interrupt program.

Terminal Indicates the starting or ending of the program, process, or


interrupt program

Flow Lines Shows direction of flow.

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Problem1
Find the area of a circle of radius r

Inputs to the algorithm : Radius r of the Circle.


Expected output : Area of the Circle

Flowchart Algorithm

start Step 1 : Start

Read r Step 2 : Read\input the Radius r

Area = 3.14 * r * r Step 3 : Area ß Pi*r*r

Print Area Step 4 : Print Area

end Step 5 : End


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Problem 2
Convert temperature Fahrenheit (F) to Celsius (C)

Inputs to the algorithm : Temperature in Fahrenheit, F


Expected output : Temperature in Celsius, C

Flowchart Algorithm:
start Step 1: Start

Read F Step 2: Read Temperature in Fahrenheit F

C= 5/9 * (F - 32) Step 3: C ß 5/9*(F-32)

Print C Step 4: Print Temperature in Celsius: C

end Step 5: End


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Problem 3
Flowchart for an algorithm which gets two numbers and prints sum of
their value

Inputs to the algorithm : First A and Second B.


Expected output : C of the two numbers

Flowchart Algorithm:
start Step 1: Start

Read A, B Step 2: Read the numbers A, B.

C= A + B Step 4: C ß A + B

Step 5: Print Sum


Print C

Step 6: End
end
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Problem 5
Algorithm for find the greater number between two numbers.

Inputs to the algorithm : Two numbers A , B.


Expected output : C greater number

start Algorithm:

Step 1: Start
Read A, B
Step 2: Read/input A and B
true false
If A > B Step 3: If A greater than B then C=A
Step 4: If B greater than A then C=B
Print A Print B
Step 5: Print C

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end
? Step 6: End
Problem 5
Algorithm for find the greater number between two numbers.

Flowchart Algorithm:

Step 1: Start
start

Step 2: Read/input A and B


Read A, B

true false
If A > B Step 3: If A greater than B
Then print A
Print A Print B
Else print B

end Step 4: End


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Problem 5
Algorithm for find the greater number between two numbers.

Flowchart Algorithm:

start Step 1: Start

Read A, B Step 2: Read/input A and B


T
C= A If A > B Step 3: If A greater than B then C=A
F
T
C= B If B > A Step 4: If B greater than A then C=B
F

Print C Step 5: Print C

end Step 6: End


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Problem 6
Flowchart for an algorithm to calculate even numbers between 0 and 99

Inputs to the algorithm : numbers from 0 to 99,


Expected output : even numbers in given interval,

Flowchart Algorithm:

start Step 1: Start


Iß0 Step 2: I ← 0
I ß I +2 Step 3: I ← I+2
Write I
Step 4: Write I in standard output
T
If I<=98 Step 5: If (I <=98) then go to line 3
F
end Step 6. End
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Problem 7
Flowchart for the problem of printing odd numbers less than a given number. It
should also calculate their sum and count.
Inputs to the algorithm : numbers from 0 to given number (n),
Expected output : odd numbers in given interval and their sum and count,

start n =10 n =100


I S W I S W
A
Read n 1 1 1 1 1 1
T 3 4 2 3 4 2
Sß0, Wß0, Iß1 If I<=n
5 9 3 5 9 3
F
7 16 4 7 16 4
Write I Write S
9 25 5 9 25 5
SßS+I 11 36 6
Write W
… … …
WßW+1
end 95 2304 48
IßI+2 97 2401 49
99 2500 50
A
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Ex: Develop an algorithm that prints on the screen whether an
integer number entered from the keyboard is odd or even, and
draw the flow chart.
Algorithm: start
1. Start
2. Read A Read A
3. B = int(A/2)*2
4. If A=B then print ”Even” else print “Odd” B = int(A/2)*2
5. End
true false
If A = B

Print “Even” Print “Odd”

end
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Problem 8
start
Flowchart for the calculate
the average from 25 exam
scores which supplied user’s Sumß0, Cß0
entrance.
Enter Exam
Scores, S

Sum=Sum + S

C=C+1
no
If C<=25
yes
Av = Sum / 25

Write Av

end
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Ex:
Write an algorithm that gives the product of two integer numbers
without using the multiplication operator and plot the flow diagram

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Ex:
Write an algorithm that computes quotient and remainder when
dividend and divisor are given without using the division operator

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Ex: Write an algorithm that finds the largest element in a number
array, draw the flow diagram.

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Ex: Write an algorithm that counts how many elements are larger
than the given value in a number array.

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