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Expressing Algorithms Using Flowcharts

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An ordered set of instructions used to carry out a task is known as what?
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debugging
chart
algorithm
t-chart
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What do arrows represent in a flowchart?
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A decision
The start and end
The flow of action
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10 questions

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An ordered set of instructions used to carry out a task is known as what?

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What do arrows represent in a flowchart?

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What does the diamond/rhombus shape represent in a flowchart?

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What does the oval shape represent in a flowchart?

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What does the rectangle shape represent in a flowchart?

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If a flowchart has only one flow of actions which type of algorithm is it?

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If a flowchart has a diamond/rhombus shape in it which type of algorithm is it representing?

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Which type of algorithm is this flowchart representing?

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A visual representation of an algorithm is known as what?

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The process of solving a problem using a series of steps is known as what?

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