DSA Basics Notes
Question :- Intro to Programming & Flowcharts
Answer :-
We will learn about flow charts, pseudocode and programming
languages. We will also learn about programming languages and why
do we use them. After this, we will write our program. This will be our
flow whenever we will solve any problem. First question, then given
values, then approach and at last we will code it. Bhaiya explains what
is a flowchart is a diagramatic approach of that approach known as
flow chart. The flow chart constitute various components, connected
with each other Bhaiyan says. He says that from where a program is
starting we have a component called terminator. Terminator is used to
show the start and end start of the program. Next block is a simple
rectangle, which shows a process. Bhaiya explains how to make a
flowchart for the sum of 2 numbers. He says the pseudocode as a
whole is a generic way of representing logic. The flow of a flow chart
is the same as the flow of the components of the flow chart. We use
parallelogram to show the input/output of the program.
Question :- Intro to Programming & Flowcharts
Answer :-
We will learn about flow charts, pseudocode and programming
languages. We will also learn about programming languages and why
do we use them. After this, we will write our program. This will be our
flow whenever we will solve any problem. First question, then given
values, then approach and at last we will code it. Bhaiya explains what
is a flowchart is a diagramatic approach of that approach known as
flow chart. The flow chart constitute various components, connected
with each other Bhaiyan says. He says that from where a program is
starting we have a component called terminator. Terminator is used to
show the start and end start of the program. Next block is a simple
rectangle, which shows a process. Bhaiya explains how to make a
flowchart for the sum of 2 numbers. He says the pseudocode as a
whole is a generic way of representing logic. The flow of a flow chart
is the same as the flow of the components of the flow chart. We use
parallelogram to show the input/output of the program.
