Thursday, 17 September 2015

Algorithms

                               Flowcharts

A flowchart is a form of diagram that represents an algorithm, process or workflow. A flowchart is represented using different boxes to show different functions, and lines to show their order. Flowcharts can be used to display simple processes and programs, giving a visual aspect, to make it easy to follow and understand. The flow chart was introduced by Frank Gilbreth, to the members of ASME in 1921.

Question 2 of LucidChart 'challenges' - Flowchart to calculate either area of circumference based on users input
Question 1 of LucidChart 'challenges' - Flowchart to  calculate the area of a triangle
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