This book equips readers with efficient, well-structured program logics using flowcharts and algorithms. Flowcharting helps create sequences of steps to solve problems through arithmetic and logical manipulations, essential for instructing computers. Applied examples from various subjects encourage readers to grasp the logic leading to solid programming basics. The course begins with an introduction to programming, moving on to problems involving selection, looping, and arrays. It concludes with the art of file processing. Each chapter builds on the previous one, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of programming logic and flowcharting techniques. Understanding these concepts is crucial for developing effective computer instructions. This book transitions readers from basic to advanced problem-solving skills, combining theoretical knowledge with practical examples. It is an essential resource for mastering programming logic and flowcharting

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