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==Step by Step Approach to Create an Algorithm== | ==Step by Step Approach to Create an Algorithm== | ||
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* To begin an algorithm, you should start with the following code <nowiki>{{family tree/start}}</nowiki> and end it with <nowiki>{{family tree/end}}</nowiki>. | * To begin an algorithm, you should start with the following code <nowiki>{{family tree/start}}</nowiki> and end it with <nowiki>{{family tree/end}}</nowiki>. | ||
* You can name an algorithm by starting with following: <nowiki>{{family tree/summary= Name of the algorithm}}</nowiki> | * You can name an algorithm by starting with following: <nowiki>{{family tree/summary= Name of the algorithm}}</nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 15:29, 18 August 2013
Overview
An algorithm is a schematic drawing that helps organizing step by step approaches in a visually simplified way. An algorithm is formed by a set of boxes and lines that join them.
Step by Step Approach to Create an Algorithm
Introduction
- To begin an algorithm, you should start with the following code {{family tree/start}} and end it with {{family tree/end}}.
- You can name an algorithm by starting with following: {{family tree/summary= Name of the algorithm}}
- The algorithm consists of a boxes that occupy virtual rows:
| Box 1 in Row 1 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Box 2 in Row 2 | |||||||||||||||||||
| Box 3 in Row 3 | Box 4 in Row 4 | ||||||||||||||||||
- Each row is represented by the following {{Family tree | | | | | | | | | }} where each | | represents a space.
- Each box is represented by the content that fills the space in | |
For example | A01 | will give:
| A01 | |||||||