How do you make a flowchart?

Answer 1

A flowchart is a way of showing a process from beginning to end along with the results of decision points in the course of the process. Most people create flowcharts by starting at the beginning of the process and listing each step and decision. Sometimes it is helpful to work backwards from the end of the process to be sure to account for all possibilities.

Answer 2

The design management team will use program design and flowcharting software to initially generalise the entire process to give an overview of the program flow. They will then produce more detailed flowcharts for each individual process, some which may still be fairly generalised. Eventually, the flowcharts will be detailed enough to be passed down the chain of command to the class designers who will produce even more detailed flowcharts. By the time the programmers receive their design briefs, the flowcharts should be detailed enough that all they really have to do is translate the flowchart and specifications into working code. At every stage, feedback may result in changes to the design specification and flowcharts further up the chain of command, however the design software ensures that all changes are propagated to all affected areas. Since the flowchart may be constantly evolving throughout development, it makes no sense to view the entire flowchart in minute detail. But then again no-one need ever see the entire flowchart all at one, they need only see the individual flowcharts that are specific to their field of development, which may be as specific or as generalised as required by their profession.

Answer 3

you make a rectangle and in the rectangle u put events in order from earliest to most recent

Answer 4

flow chart helps the user to understand the problem in a easy way.

flowchart is a step by step representation to solve the problem

Answer 5

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