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Algorithms and Flowchart - Coggle Diagram
Algorithms and Flowchart
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Algorithms
In mathematics, an algorithm is a process that describes a series of procedures that can be used to solve a problem.
A typical illustration of a mathematical algorithm is the step-by-step process used in long divisions.
Differences
- An algorithm is a step-by-step procedure to solve a problem.
- A flowchart is a diagram that depicts the flow of data using various shapes.
- An algorithm is complex and hard to understand.
- A flowchart is very easy to understand.
- Plain text is utilised in the algorithm.
- Geometric Shapes and symbols are used in flowcharts.
- Debugging an algorithm is easy.
- Debugging a flowchart is hard.
- Algorithm is challenging to create.
- Flowcharts are simple to create.
Uses
Calculation, data processing, and automated reasoning all used in algorithm.
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Example
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- Whisk eggs, water, salt and pepper.
- Spray 8-inch (20 cm) non-stick skillet with cooking spray.
- When eggs are almost set on surface but still look moist,
- Cover half of omelette with filling.
- Cook for a minute, then slide omelette onto plate.
