Explanation
A flowchart is a visual representation of a process or algorithm that uses different shapes to represent various steps or actions in a sequence. It is commonly used for illustrating the logic of a program or a set of instructions.
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Start
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Initialize a counter variable (e.g., "count") to 0.
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Initialize a variable to store the total number of students (e.g., "total_students").
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For each student in the class: 5. Get the student's C language score.
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Check if the score is greater than 60%.
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If yes, increment the "count" variable by 1.
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Increment the "total_students" variable by 1.
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Move to the next student.
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Check if there are more students to process.
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If yes, go back to step 5; if no, proceed to the next step.
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Output the "count" variable, which represents the number of students who scored more than 60% in C language.
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End
This flowchart begins with "Start," initializes a count variable to zero, and then iterates through each student in the class. It checks their score and increments the count if the score is greater than 60%. Finally, it outputs the count as the total number of students who scored more than 60%.
Start
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Initialize count to 0
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For each student in the class:
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Get student's score
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If the score is greater than 60%:
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| Increment count by 1
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End of loop
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Output count as the total number of students with more than 60%
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End