Raptor Examples
Introduction In this post, we will learn how to write to a file using the Raptor flowchart. The standard Output flowchart symbol is used to write to the file. The standard output to the flowchart is the MasterConsole window that is displayed on the computer monitor screen. We can override this behavior by Redirecting the […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will design a RAPTOR flowchart to compute the sum of squares of given array elements. The user enters the numbers. Problem Statement Compute the sum of squares of the user-given numbers. Let a1, a2, …..an are the numbers. Sum = a1^2 + a2^2 + a3^2 + ….. + an^2 Input […]
Introduction In this post, we will learn how to design a flowchart to decide if the user entered number is negative or positive. The flowchart uses the Selection symbol. A selection-control symbol allows you to make decisions in the flowchart. Basic Mathematics n < 0 n is negative. If the given number is less than […]
Overview In this post, we will model a flowchart to find the average of three numbers. In general, the average of n numbers is computed as: sum = Sum of n numbers Here, to calculate the average of three numbers n = 3 Example Let’s compute the average of the three numbers by […]
Introduction In this post, we will learn how to read a file in the Raptor flowchart. The standard Input flowchart symbol is used to read data from a file. The standard input to the flowchart is to prompt the user and the input is taken from the computer keyboard. We can override this behavior by […]
Overview In this tutorial, we will model a Raptor flowchart to subtract two numbers. The flowchart should prompt the user for the two numbers. The result of the calculation should be stored in a variable called an answer. The answer should be displayed as the result of the subtraction of the two numbers to the […]