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Chapter 19, Problem 1ICA
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Create a flowchart to ask the user to draw a card from a deck of cards until he pulls out the queen of hearts.
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Given data:
Deck of cards.
Calculation:
Algorithm is a set of rules to be followed in problem- solving operations. The graphical algorithm is also known as flowchart in which pictorial representation of steps by using different kinds of boxes and arrows.
The conditional loop flow chart is shown in Figure 1.
Conclusion:
Thus, the conditional loop flowchart is created.
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