RAPTOR Flowchart tool tutorials. RAPTOR is a flowchart interpreter and the name is an acronym that stands for Rapid Algorithmic Prototyping Tool for Ordered Reasoning.
RAPTOR Flowchart Symbols In this tutorial, let’s discuss the RAPTOR flowchart symbols. A RAPTOR flowchart combines different symbols that can be added to the flowchart from the Symbols area. RAPTOR Symbols Different symbols available in RAPTOR are as follows: RAPTOR Symbol Name Description Assignment The Assignment symbol is used to store a value in […]
RAPTOR Flowchart Fundamentals : RAPTOR flowchart tool requires minimum syntax and is simple to use. Students prefer using flowcharts to express their
RAPTOR Input and Output In the RAPTOR flowchart, we can use the Input/Output symbols to provide standard input and get standard output(to the Master Console window) from the flowchart. In this post, you will learn the standard input and output symbols. Input Symbol Let’s see how to input and output data in a RAPTOR flowchart. […]
Introduction RAPTOR flowchart has three modes with different features added or enabled for each progressive mode. The three modes in the RAPTOR flowchart tool are: Novice mode Intermediate mode Object-Oriented mode Novice Mode Novice mode is suitable for beginners and students who are new to flowcharts. This mode has basic features like flowcharts symbols […]
RAPTOR Subcharts Subcharts are groups of statements that can be called in the main flowchart. They help break a complex Raptor flowchart into logical sub-pieces to simplify design and ensure that the main flowchart is manageable. Subcharts and Procedures solve complex problems by separating statements into groups of commands. We can invoke the subcharts and […]
Graphics in Raptor Flowchart In this post, we will learn to use graphics programming in Raptor flowcharts. To use graphics, you must create a graphics window using the command called RaptorGraph. https://www.testingdocs.com/getting-started-with-raptorgraph/ Open_Graph_Window We can specify the height and width of the window to this command. Open_Graph_Window(500,500) would open a window screen with 500 height […]