Algorithms and Flowcharts
What algorithms and flowcharts means
Designing step-by-step solutions and representing them as flowcharts.
Worked example
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An algorithm is best described as
- a computer language
- a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem
- a type of hardware
- a storage device
Working: An algorithm is an ordered set of steps that solves a problem or completes a task.
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Related skills
Other Programming Basics skills in ICT (Elective), at the same point in the course.
Other ICT (Elective) topics
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