Two common ways of planning the solution to problem are to draw flowcharts and to write pseudocodes, or possibly both. Essentially, a flowchart is a pictorial representation of a step-by-step solution to a problem. It consists of arrows representing the direction the program takes and boxes and other symbols representing actions.
Pseudocodes is an English like nonstandard language, which allows to state a solution with more precision than i plain English but with less precision than is required when using a formal programming language
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