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Objective
I can translate a given problem into a flowchart using appropriate symbols and logic.
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Practice
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Describe the function of the "decision" symbol (diamond shape) in a flowchart. Give an example of a situation where you would use it.
Explain why it's important to use consistent organization (e.g., always putting "yes" answers down and "no" answers to the right) when drawing flowcharts.
Part 3 of 3
Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Describe the steps of an algorithm to determine if a student passed a test. The algorithm should: Start, Input the student's score, Check if the score is greater than or equal to 60, If yes, output "Passed", If no, output "Failed", End. Draw a flowchart representing this algorithm using the correct symbols. Describe the steps of an algorithm to decide what to wear based on the weather. The algorithm should: Start, Check if it is raining, If yes, wear a raincoat, If no, wear a jacket, End. Draw a flowchart representing this algorithm using the correct symbols. Describe the steps of an algorithm to check if a light is on. The algorithm should: Start, Check if the switch is on, If yes, the light is on, If no, turn on the switch, End. Draw a flowchart representing this algorithm using the correct symbols.”
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