An Input Statement reads a value from the keyboard and stores the result in a variable. The example, to the right, creates two variables: 'area' and 'radius'. It then uses an Input Statement …

How to Use Input Instruction. 1.Right-click in the flowchart workspace or go to the Insert menu. 2.Select Input/Output > Input. 3.Place the input symbol in the desired location within the …

In this tutorial, we will learn how to read numbers from a text file using an example Flowgorithm flowchart. Flowgorithm 3.0 supports File I/O.

Add an output block with the message "Enter your name: " Deselect New Line so that a new line is not entered. Note that when printing strings (text) the content is contained within speech …

This video provides an example of user input in Flowgorithm.

Many flowcharts display the text "start" in the top terminal. Flowgorithm, however, uses the text "Main". Most programming languages start with "Main" and Flowgorithm attempts to be …

Prompt the user to enter the name. Store the user input in the variable using an Input symbol. Print the name to the output screen. The Flowgorithm Input statement is a handy tool for …

Text Key. The text key is used to generate the syntax of the Input Statement. The various flags can be used to select different syntaxes based on data type being read.

In this tutorial, we will learn the steps in getting user input in the Flowgorithm flowchart. We have discussed assigning a value to the variable using the Assign shape. The general steps to take …

Flowgorithm can interactively convert your flowchart to over 18 languages. These include: C#, C++, Java, JavaScript, Lua, Perl, Python, Ruby, Swift, Visual Basic .NET, and VBA (used in …