This task shows design using flowchart to complement the two coursework tasks which use pseudocode and structure diagram.
The index panel on the left hand side can be shown / hidden to reveal the analysis, design, code and working project.
A numbering method is shown to help rewrite the flowchart diagram as pseudocode. Pseudocode can then be used to:
Identify control structures like loops and IF-select. Pay attention to nesting.
Pay attention to for-loops. There are usually 3 steps in a flowchart: start a counter, increment a counter, check a counter. These are simply replaced in pseudocode with a start /end loop. Take care over which steps come just before, inside and after the loop.
Identify variables.
Number the steps between start and end. Take care how to number steps around loops and if-selects. Use the example on the left to guide you.