Advantage of flowchart in c language?

Answer 1

Pre-test loop in C#

bool condition = false; [NOTE: this line is not part of the loop it is the condition which must be met for the loop to occur. If it is not satisfied the loop does not happen.

while (condition == false)
{
Do stuff
condition = checkCondition();
}

To draw this as a flowchart you just have to show that your flowchart can repeat a step/steps indefinitely depending on a condition

Answer 2

A flow chart is a semi-graphical way of expressing an algorithm, while "C" is a family of programming languages. The C Programming languages can be used to implement an algorithm, which might be expressed through a flowchart.

An equivalent of a flowchart in C, or in another non-graphical programming language, does not exist. However, it is possible to correlate certain elements of a flowchart with certain language constructs. For example, the diamond shape used to represent decisions would typically correlate to an if statement in C. Note that this correlation is ambiguous; while a decision might be implemented using the if keyword, it might also be implemented differently (such as, for example, with the switch keyword).

Answer 3

Flow charts are used to visualise algorithms, not programming languages. Algorithms are written in pseudo-code, you simply translate that into a flow-chart to show the algorithm's structure, such as loops and decisions.

Answer 4

There are no flow charts in C language. A flow chart is a programming tool that helps programmer visualise the flow of execution through an algorithm, thus making it easier for the programmer to encode the algorithm.

Answer 5

A flow chart is an aid to getting the logic in a program doing the wright things. A flow chart is useful with any programming language.

Answer 6

Paper, pencil and a flow chart symbol template.

Answer 7

Your question makes no sense.