Learn to Program—Flowcharting (Stage 2) – Case Statements

In my previous post, I described decisions and loops.  There is a special type of decision called a select- case statement (or case statement).  This decision is intended to replace the need for nested if- then statements.  First, I need to delve into the if- then statement a little more.
If- then- else statement:
An if- then- [...]

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Learn to Program—Flowcharting (Stage 2) – Case Statements

In my previous post, I described decisions and loops.  There is a special type of decision called a select- case statement (or case statement).  This decision is intended to replace the need for nested if- then statements.  First, I need to delve into the if- then statement a little more.
If- then- else statement:
An if- then- [...]

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Top Ten Events in Tech –2009

It seems that everyone is doing their Top 10 this or that in 2009.  So, I’m throwing my two cents into the mix.  This isn’t your run-of-the-mill story either.  Some (or most) of these are listed in other places, but the reasons may be different.  And the ordering may be different also.  So, here we [...]

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Top Ten Events in Tech –2009

It seems that everyone is doing their Top 10 this or that in 2009.  So, I’m throwing my two cents into the mix.  This isn’t your run-of-the-mill story either.  Some (or most) of these are listed in other places, but the reasons may be different.  And the ordering may be different also.  So, here we [...]

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Learn to Program – Flowcharting (Stage 2). — Decisions and Loops

In my previous post, I demonstrated a general overview of the flowcharting process.  Today I plan on delving more into two types of flows.  The Decision and the loop.
Decision Statements:
The basis of a decision statement is this: If a condition is true, then perform one action, if it’s false, perform another action.  In fact, [...]

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Learn to Program – Flowcharting (Stage 2). — Decisions and Loops

In my previous post, I demonstrated a general overview of the flowcharting process.  Today I plan on delving more into two types of flows.  The Decision and the loop.
Decision Statements:
The basis of a decision statement is this: If a condition is true, then perform one action, if it’s false, perform another action.  In fact, [...]

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Learn to Program – Some Terms You Should Understand

Ok, I decided that I should clarify some terms that you need to understand if you are going to write programs.  Most of these apply to pseudocode and the actual source code, but some apply to flowcharting as well.  If the term is specific to one stage, I will put that as well.
First I’ll start [...]

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Learn to Program – Some Terms You Should Understand

Ok, I decided that I should clarify some terms that you need to understand if you are going to write programs.  Most of these apply to pseudocode and the actual source code, but some apply to flowcharting as well.  If the term is specific to one stage, I will put that as well.
First I’ll start [...]

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Learn to Program- Flowcharting (Stage 2)

This is an overview of flowcharting.  There are a lot of things that won’t be covered in this post, however I will touch on them in future posts.  My intention is to cover flowcharting as fully as possible, and then move on to pseudocode.
A flowchart is a graphical (Visual) example of the sequence in a [...]

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Learn to Program- Flowcharting (Stage 2)

This is an overview of flowcharting.  There are a lot of things that won’t be covered in this post, however I will touch on them in future posts.  My intention is to cover flowcharting as fully as possible, and then move on to pseudocode.
A flowchart is a graphical (Visual) example of the sequence in a [...]

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