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I got this from one test and really didn’t get the point.
Which one of the following choices might describe the flow chart above in natu
ral language patterns?
If..then..and if..then..
If..or..then..
If..then..else..
If..and..then..
If..then..again
Which one of the following choices correctly identifies the flowchart above?
Selection pattern
Branch pattern
Infinite loop pattern
Sequence pattern
Terminating loop pattern
Note: It is not from my homework; I am serious. Thanks.
The first question’s answers seem like all poor choices, but I’d have to guess 3 by elimination. There is no concept of AND or OR in the chart, ruling out 1, 2, and 4. It might be 5 if it said “If then ELSE again”, but it doesn’t.
5 for the second one because it is a loop and there is a termination case. Branching (Condition) and Sequence (B, A) patterns are represented as well, but the biggest one is the terminating loop.
Perhaps it requires more context from
class discussion or sonething.