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The document discusses algorithms, pseudocode, flowcharts, and final programs. It defines an algorithm as a step-wise solution to a problem. Pseudocode is similar to a programming language and is based on an algorithm. A flowchart provides a graphical representation of an algorithm using standard symbols. Finally, the algorithm, pseudocode, and flowchart are encoded into an actual program using a programming language like C, Java, or Kotlin.
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- 2. keys to solve a problem You need to have idea about the problem and the possible solution at first. You need to have step wise solution to that particular problem. You need to maintain the sequence thoroughly Choose any one language to write/deliver the solution What is Algorithm Algorithm refers to the step wise solution for a problem. Example: Take two numbers from user as input and display output. Step 1: start Step 2: declare three variables a,b and c Step 3: take input for variable a and b Step 4: add a,b and store in c Step 5: print the value of c Step 6: end Importance: 1. Reduce complexity 2. It makes the programming easier 3. Helps to find out if any other shorter approach is possible What is Pseudocode Based on the algorithm a Pseudocode is written. It is very much near to a programming language.
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