Difference between flowchart and algorithm
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Flow chart:
It is the pictorial representation of step by step solution of a problem. It uses specific symbols like boxes or arrows that denotes different types of instructions.
Algorithm:
It is a procedure or sometimes usually called a formula which gives us the step by step solution of the given problem. It is not dependent upon different computer languages.
However,algorithms can be converted into flow charts and also into computer programs.
It is the pictorial representation of step by step solution of a problem. It uses specific symbols like boxes or arrows that denotes different types of instructions.
Algorithm:
It is a procedure or sometimes usually called a formula which gives us the step by step solution of the given problem. It is not dependent upon different computer languages.
However,algorithms can be converted into flow charts and also into computer programs.
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An algorithm is a process or a set of rules that has to be followed while making calculations or other problem-solving operations. It is an ambiguous specification of how to go about solving a class of problems. Algorithms perform data processing, calculations, and automated reasoning tasks. It is expressed in a well-defined formal language to calculate a function.
A flow-chart is a type of diagram which represents an algorithm, workflow or a process. It is a pictorial representation that shows all the steps in different kinds of boxes and connects their order with arrows. A flow chart illustrates a solution model to a given problem in a diagrammatic way.
A flow-chart is a type of diagram which represents an algorithm, workflow or a process. It is a pictorial representation that shows all the steps in different kinds of boxes and connects their order with arrows. A flow chart illustrates a solution model to a given problem in a diagrammatic way.
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