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.
Area of Rhombus Flowchart The area of a rhombus is a fundamental concept in geometry. A rhombus is a special type of quadrilateral with four equal sides. Due to its symmetrical structure, it is also known as a diamond shape. Area of Rhombus Formula To better understand how to find the area of a rhombus, […]
RAPTOR User Interface The RAPTOR user interface allows users to easily create, edit, and run flowcharts. The main UI components of RAPTOR: Menu Bar Menu Bar: Access to file, edit, view, flowchart, and help options. The menu bar is located at the top of the RAPTOR window and includes the following options: File: Options to […]
RAPTOR Input Symbol In RAPTOR, the input symbol is used to get data from the user. Input Symbol Shape The input symbol in RAPTOR is a parallelogram with an inward arrow. It is usually labeled with “Input” to indicate user data entry. How to use the Input Symbol? Drag and Drop the input symbol from […]
RAPTOR History RAPTOR was developed by Dr. Martin Carlisle, Jeff Humphries, and Dr. Jason Moore at the United States Air Force Academy’s Department of Computer Science. It is used for computer science education in many countries. RAPTOR Purpose The tool’s main purpose was to help students visualize the flow of algorithms through flowcharts, reducing the […]
RAPTOR Flowchart FAQs What is the RAPTOR Flowchart Tool? The RAPTOR Flowchart tool is a simple software application designed to help users create flowcharts visually. It allows users to represent processes, workflows, and algorithms in an easy-to-understand format. Who can use the RAPTOR Flowchart Tool? The RAPTOR Flowchart Tool is suitable for educators, students, business […]
Convert Degrees to Radians In this tutorial, you will learn how to convert degrees to radians. The trigonometric function argument in RAPTOR uses radians, so if you have an angle in degrees, you must convert it to radians. Radians are a unit of angular measure used in mathematics and engineering. Unlike degrees, which measure angles […]