Flow Charts

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Mayor - Oct 12, 2009 at 05:52 AM
 Blocked Profile - Oct 12, 2009 at 06:11 AM
Hi there!

would you please explain to me why programmers need to know how to use flow charts in grammatical representations. If they use codes to write programs, why would they have to know about flow charts too?

any suggestions?
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Blocked Profile
Oct 12, 2009 at 05:58 AM
Dear Mayor,

You are right at first analysis of the basics of programming. What is essential about the flowchart is that it shows information in a methodical way. Programmers have a different mindset compared to the other business people. It is really difficult to understand what a programmers explains unless you are yourself a programmer. The flowcharts remain a method of interaction between them and the business men. The flow charts also simplify explanations. Yet the main place where programmers use flowcharts is while creating complex programs. They have to write their program in a logical pattern.

Hopes this has answered your question.

Thanks in advance.
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Blocked Profile
Oct 12, 2009 at 06:04 AM
Dear Mayor,

You are right at the first analysis of programming. However flowcharts are essential for programmers. They actually use it to analyze how they are going to write a specific program. They will have to use it to analyze the sequence by which they are going to convert tasks in codes. Yet this is also a way that they use for interacting with business men at conferences. Flowcharts are used greatly due to its ability to show things methodically.

Thanks in advance.
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Blocked Profile
Oct 12, 2009 at 06:11 AM
Dear Mayor,

You are actually right at the first analysis of programming. Yet flowcharts are more essential than you may believe. Programmers use them to create a relationship between the different tasks that exist and to convert them in codes easily. They use it for it contains a good methodology. They also use it for interacting with businessmen at conference rooms.

Hope this information has been useful to you.

Thanks.
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