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| − | + | This exercise assumes you have created, tested and documented the program described in [[Exercise - Documenting a Flowchart|Documenting a Flowchart]]. | |
Because you have documented the flowchart properly, you can easily and accurately change the program as you know exactly how the program functions and what process it goes through. | Because you have documented the flowchart properly, you can easily and accurately change the program as you know exactly how the program functions and what process it goes through. | ||
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| + | Now that you have a fully functioning program which is properly documented both by display names of icons and explained in detail using comments, you can manipulate this program integrate it into another system, or expand the program further and turn it into a system. | ||
Revision as of 11:04, 18 July 2013
<sidebar>Sidebar: Taking Flowcode Further</sidebar> This exercise assumes you have created, tested and documented the program described in Documenting a Flowchart.
Because you have documented the flowchart properly, you can easily and accurately change the program as you know exactly how the program functions and what process it goes through.
Expanding the program
Now that you have a fully functioning program which is properly documented both by display names of icons and explained in detail using comments, you can manipulate this program integrate it into another system, or expand the program further and turn it into a system.
