Chapter 4: Programming with MATLAB - FET
Chapter 4: Programming with MATLAB - FET Chapter 4: Programming with MATLAB - FET
Documenting with Charts Two types of charts aid in developing structured programs and in documenting them. These are structure charts and flowcharts. A structure chart is a graphical description showing how the different parts of the program are connected together. Structure chart of a game program. Figure 4.1–1 4-7 Z.R.K
Flowcharts are useful for developing and documenting programs that contain conditional statements, because they can display the various paths (called “branches”) that a program can take, depending on how the conditional statements are executed. Flowchart representation of the if statement. 4-8 Z.R.K Figure 4.1–2
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Flowcharts are useful for<br />
developing and documenting<br />
programs that contain<br />
conditional statements, because<br />
they can display the various<br />
paths (called “branches”) that a<br />
program can take, depending on<br />
how the conditional statements<br />
are executed.<br />
Flowchart representation<br />
of the if statement.<br />
4-8<br />
Z.R.K<br />
Figure 4.1–2
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