What is a Flowchart, exactly?
A flowchart is a diagrammatic representation of a problem's solution.
Let's take a closer look at flowcharts.
In the programming language tutorial, we'll learn a lot of interesting concepts and solve a lot of awesome problems. However, in this first guide, we'll focus on the most important part of the entire problem-solving process: how to solve a problem correctly.
Let's pretend we're working on a math problem.
The first and most important step for us will be to read the issue and understand what the problem requires. Then we'll think about how we'll approach the problem in order to address it more efficiently. Then, using whatever method we have available, we write down the answer, or frame it as we like to call it.
These steps should also be followed when writing code to interact with a machine. As a consequence, the first and most important step is to –
1 – Thoroughly examine the issue
Understanding the question allows one to determine precisely what we must solve.
2 – Visualize the solution in our heads.
In this point, we decide in our heads how we should approach the problem in order to find a solution.
3 – Make a note of the solution.
This is the most crucial move, and it should never be overlooked. Once we've come up with a solution in our heads, we should write it down on paper. We should make it a routine to write down our rough solution ideas.
4 – Compose code
This should be the problem's final move. We can write the code for the problem until we are satisfied with writing down the solution on a sheet of paper.
Many people attempt to skip straight from Step 2 to Step 4. They miss the third and most important step. They immediately think of a solution after reading a problem and begin coding.
The problem with that strategy is that we'll end up with a lot more bugs in our code if we use our rough draught in the code.
Learn How to make Flowcharts. Practice problems on Flowcharts. As they are the first and the most important step in the path to begin with Coding/Programming World.
https://codeparttime.com/flowcharts/
Enjoy!