Question

Carefully view this flowchart. Which of the operations IS NOT a part of the flow chart?
START
I=1,
M=5
NO
YES
Is
I>M
Input value for
List[I),
I=I+1
M=I-1,
I=2,
Val-List[i-1]
YES
Val-List[1]
NO
YES
Is
I>M
Is
List[I] >
Val​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The correct question: Study the flow chart shown below to answer the following questions.

Which among the following operations is not performed as per the process of the flow chart?

a. Take exactly 5 values as input.

b. Sort the list in descending order.

c. Print all 5 values which were given as input.

d. Never get into the "Is List > Val" loop.

The correct answer is option (c). Print all 5 values which were given as input.

• The operation "print all 5 values which were given as input" is not performed as per the process of the flow chart that is given.
• As the flowchart starts with $"I = 1, M = 5"$, it indicates that the process or the programme will take exactly five values as input.
• When $M = I - 1$ and $I = 2$, then the list is sorted in descending order.
• If the condition $Is, I > M$is not true, then the programme is set up in such a way that it gets in to the "Is List > Val" loop which in turn gets back to the step $Is, I > M$ even if the given statement is true or false.
• Hence, the given programme never gets into the "Is List > Val" loop.

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