Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode Answers

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Imagine you are responsible for making a presentation that includes a representation of the logic flow through a process. You understand the process and want to be sure everyone agrees with your solution. What should you use for this presentation?

A
A flowchart, because pseudocode is too complicated.
B
Pseudocode, because it gives a summary of the process required to solve the problem.
C
Pseudocode, because a flowchart is too complicated.
D
A flowchart, because it is a graphical representation of the steps required to solve the problem.
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The parallelogram represents the start and end of a program✔ input or output operationprocess to be carried outdecision or branching pointconnection to symbols.

A
start and end of a program
B
✔ input or output operation
C
process to be carried out
D
decision or branching point
E
connection to symbols
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.:start and end of a program
.:process to be carried out
.:decision or branching point
.:input or output operation
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What happens in the process represented by the flowchart to the right?

A
The person eats lunch if the answer to “Hungry?” is “no.”
B
The person eats lunch no matter what the answer to “Hungry?” may be.
C
The person eats lunch if the answer to “Hungry?” is “yes.”
D
The person does not eat lunch under any circumstances.
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What happens in the process represented by the pseudocode to the right?

A
The person eats lunch if the answer is “no.”
B
The person eats lunch no matter what the answer may be.
C
The person eats lunch if the answer is “yes.”
D
The person does not eat lunch under any circumstances.
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For what purpose does a programmer use flowcharts and pseudocode?

A
to execute code
B
to translate code into assembly language
C
to communicate the steps needed to write a program
D
to communicate methods to test code
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What are the purposes of flowcharts and pseudocode? Check all that apply.

A
Flowcharts and pseudocode have no shared purpose.
B
Flowcharts and pseudocode are two ways to communicate the solution to a problem.
C
Flowcharts and pseudocode are both graphical representations of a solution.
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Which statements correctly describe flowchart symbols? Check all that apply.

A
A circle represents a code loop.
B
An oval represents the start of end of a program.
C
A parallelogram represents an input or output operation.
D
A checkmark represents when it is good to move to an input operation.
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A rectangle represents a process to be carried out.
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A diamond represents a decision or branching point.
G
A line connects the symbols and indicates the direction of logic flow.
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The rectangle represents the start and end of a programinput or output operation✔ process to be carried outdecision or branching pointconnection to symbols.

A
start and end of a program
B
input or output operation
C
✔ process to be carried out
D
decision or branching point
E
connection to symbols
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The diamond represents the start and end of a programinput or output operationprocess to be carried out✔ decision or branching pointconnection to symbols.

A
start and end of a program
B
input or output operation
C
process to be carried out
D
✔ decision or branching point
E
connection to symbols

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