Creating Table using LOOP By Adnan and M.Qazi Programmers.

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Creating Table using LOOP By Adnan and M.Qazi Programmers

Agenda  Introduction  Designing Algorithm  Flow Chart  Coding  Testing and Debussing  Demonstration

Introduction  Language  Loops syntax  Different types of Loops  Internet  Wikis  Blogs  Self Assessment

Designing Algorithm  Pseudo code  No of Inputs  No of outputs  Table through all types of loops  Formula for creating table

Algorithm of table  Enter the number to print the table.  Loop will be repeated 10 times.  Formula used in loop P=N*K and the values of P,N and K is printed.  Step No.3 will be repeated 10 times.  End of the loop.

Flowchart  The pictorial representation of an algorithm is called flowchart.  Flowchart symbols.  Start /End  Flow lines  Input/output  Processing  Decision symbol  Connector symbol

Flowchart of table start Enter the number N K= 1 to 10 P=N*K Print N,K,P Stop

CODING 10 INPUT “ENTER TH NUMBER=“,N 20 FOR K=1 TO P=N*K 40 PRINT N “*”,K,”=“,P 50 NEXT K 60 END

Testing and Debugging  Complete unit testing of a program.

Demonstration  Output of program.  Participants Teachers Students Parents  Feedback Blogs Wikis