Course Content
Flowgorithm Features
Flowgorithm Features
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Flowgorithm User Interface
Flowgorithm User Interface
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Flowgorithm Flowchart Shapes
Flowgorithm Flowchart Shapes
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Flowgorithm Data Types
Flowgorithm Data Types
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Flowgorithm Comments
Flowgorithm Comments
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Flowgorithm Numbers
Flowgorithm Numbers
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Flowgorithm Strings
Flowgorithm Strings
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Flowgorithm File Format
Flowgorithm File Format
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Flowgorithm Program Attributes
Flowgorithm Program Attributes
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IPO Chart
IPO Chart ( Input, Process and Output Chart )
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First Flowgorithm Flowchart
First Flowgorithm Flowchart
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Add Two Numbers Flowchart
Add Two Numbers Flowchart
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Flowgorithm Quiz
Flowgorithm Quiz
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Flowgorithm Beginner Exercises
Flowgorithm Beginner Exercises
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Flowgorithm Beginner
About Lesson

Case-insensitive Language

Flowgorithm is case-insensitive language. It treats UPPER and lowercase variables the same.

Download the flowchart from the lesson attachment( Exercise files .zip file). Extract and run the flowchart. 

Let’s understand the concept with an example. The flowchart in the attachment declares a variable age in lowercase. Later, it uses the variable name in uppercase. The flowgorithm interpreter resolves the variables of age and AGE similarly. 

Case-sensitive languages, such as Java, would throw an error message.

Exercise Files
case_insensitivity_test.zip
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