RAPTOR Examples

Let’s look at some RAPTOR Examples on this page.

RAPTOR is a flowchart tool for visualizing an algorithm. It enables programming students or beginners to visualize the problem and develop problem-solving skills. Raptor flowchart examples using the RAPTOR flowchart tool. RAPTOR is an acronym for Rapid Algorithmic Prototyping Tool for Ordered Reasoning. The flowchart tool is developed using the C# and A# programming languages.

 

1️⃣Hello World Flowchart

RAPTOR flowchart to print Hello World string on the console.

• RAPTOR Flowchart Hello World

2️⃣Add two numbers

RAPTOR flowchart example to add two given numbers and print the sum.

• Raptor Flowchart Add Two Numbers

3️⃣Average of two numbers

RAPTOR flowchart example to find the average of the two given numbers and print.

• Average Of Two Numbers

4️⃣Even or Odd Example

RAPTOR flowchart to decide whether a given number is even or odd.

• Even/Odd Raptor Flowchart

5️⃣Feet to Centimeter

RAPTOR flowchart to convert from feet to centimeters.

• Convert Length Feet-to-Centimeter

6️⃣Factorial of a Number

RAPTOR flowchart to find the factorial of a given number.

• Factorial-of-a-number RAPTOR Flowchart

7️⃣Sum of Squares

• Sum-of-Squares-for-n-Integers Raptor Flowchart

8️⃣Die Roll Simulation

• Probabilities-die-roll Raptor Flowchart

Object-oriented

📝Abstract Class

• Abstract Class Raptor Flowchart

📝Interface

• Create An Interface Raptor Flowchart

📝Creating Objects

• Create Objects Raptor Flowcharts

📝Class Constructor

• Add Constructor Raptor Flowchart

📝Accessor and Mutator methods

Setter and Getter methods for an instance variable or field.

• Accessor & Mutator Raptor Flowchart

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Raptor Tutorials

Tutorials to learn and how to use the tool:

• RAPTOR tutorial

For more information:

Official website of the Raptor flowchart tool:

• https://raptor.martincarlisle.com