The document provides personal details of the author, Sakshi Pandurang Bagade, and explains the concept of flowcharts as graphical representations of algorithms. It outlines various flowchart symbols, including start/end terminals, processes, input/output, flow lines, decisions, and connectors, which are used to represent the sequence of steps in an algorithm. The goal of flowcharts is to simplify complex problems by breaking them into smaller, manageable parts.

1. My details
 Name : Sakshi Pandurang Bagade
 Enrollment Number : 1901180336
 Class name of institude : CO2I
 MSBTE code of institude : 0118
 Mobile Number : 7709380448/9561882314
 Email Id : sakshibagade2003@gmail.com

2. Flowchart
Government polytechnic college,Osmanabad

3. Introduction of
Flowchart
 Flowchart is graphical representation of
algorithm. The sequence of steps in algorithm is
maintained and represented in the flowchart by
using some symbols.
 As we know to solve big problems one way is to
divide it into smaller pieces to make it simpler,
same thing is applied in flowchart construction
also.
 The flowchart allows breaking the complex
problems into parts and at last connects them to

4. Symbols of Flowchart
The sequence of steps in algorithm is
maintained and represented in flowchart
by using some symbols.
Flowchart is constructed using standard
shapes commonly known as flowchart
symbols. This symbols are explained in
next section.

5. Start/End terminal
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This symbol indicates the start or end of the
algorithm. Represented as rounded rectangle

6. Process
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This symbol indicates set of operations like
assignment, increment/decrement initialization
and calculation. It is represented as rectangle.

7. Input/Output
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This symbol indicates the inputs provide to the algorithm and
outputs produced by algorithm and outputs produced by
algorithm. It is used to signify reading of data from user and
displaying results on screen. Represented as parallelogram.

8. Flow lines
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This symbol indicates the flow of algorithm. Represented as
an arrowline. It will connected two symbols in some order.

9. Decision
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This symbol indicates the decision making statement. It includes a condition
on which decisions are made. Represented as diamond.

10. On-page connector
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To connect parts of an flowchart this symbol is used if the parts are drawn on same page. To
simplify the complex parts of the flowchart labeled connectors are used. Represented as small
circle with a letter as it’s label.

11. Off-page connector
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This symbol is used to connect parts of an flowchart which are located on
different page.Represented as Pentagon.

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