Due:
Coding Flowchart
Using Lucidchart, create a multi-step flowchart to solve a problem that a programmer might encounter. Your flowchart must include Terminal, I/O, and Process boxes along with at least one embedded decision and one loop. Also be sure to include a flowchart title. Publish your Lucidchart as a PDF and upload here. To download as PDF, use the "File" -----> "Export"-----> "PDF". You'll find the file on your computer's "Downloads" folder for uploading into Google Classroom.
Below are a few coding problems:
Calculate the Total Purchase Price of an Item Including Sales Tax
Determine Whether a Temperature is Below or Above the Freezing Point
Determine Whether a Student is Passing a Class Based on Multiple Tests
Determine if the Sum of Two Numbers is Even or Odd
Determine the Largest Number Among All the Entered Integers
Calculate the Sum of The First 50 Numbers Entered
Determine if a Number is a Prime Number
Attached resources:
"How to Create a Flowchart for Programming" Parts 1-5 videos
Lucidchart webpage
How to create flowcharts and diagrams for free - Lucidchart tutorial
Introduction to Creating Flowcharts
Below are a few coding problems:
Calculate the Total Purchase Price of an Item Including Sales Tax
Determine Whether a Temperature is Below or Above the Freezing Point
Determine Whether a Student is Passing a Class Based on Multiple Tests
Determine if the Sum of Two Numbers is Even or Odd
Determine the Largest Number Among All the Entered Integers
Calculate the Sum of The First 50 Numbers Entered
Determine if a Number is a Prime Number
Attached resources:
"How to Create a Flowchart for Programming" Parts 1-5 videos
Lucidchart webpage
How to create flowcharts and diagrams for free - Lucidchart tutorial
Introduction to Creating Flowcharts
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Tuesday,
October 14 9:39 AM