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Software Models
Software Models
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Program Development Lifecycle
00:00
Flowgorithm Arrays
Flowgorithm Arrays
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Data Structures
00:00
Create an Array
Initialize Array Elements
00:00
Process Array Elements
00:00
Print an Array
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Modular Programming
Modular Programming
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What is a module?
Abstraction
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Difference between Procedure and Function
00:00
Flowgorithm Functions
Flowgorithm Functions
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Types of Flowgorithm Functions
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In-Built Functions
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User-Defined Functions
00:00
Function Manager
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Flowgorithm In-built Functions
Flowgorithm In-built Functions
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In-built Functions List
05:03
Flowgorithm Call Symbol
Flowgorithm Call Symbol
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Call Statement
00:00
Flowgorithm User-Defined Functions
Flowgorithm User-Defined Functions
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Create a Function
00:00
Function Parameters
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Pass parameters to Functions
00:00
Flowgorithm Recursion
Flowgorithm Recursion
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What is Recursion?
00:00
File I/O
File I/O
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File I/O Symbols
00:00
Read a Text file
00:00
Write a Text File
00:00
Flowgorithm Turtle Graphics
Flowgorithm Turtle Graphics
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Turtle Graphics Symbols
00:00
Example Flowchart
00:00
Popular Programming Languages
Popular Programming Languages
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Top Programming Languages
00:00
Java Language
Java Language
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Java Introduction
00:00
Install Java on Windows
00:00
Install Java IDE
00:00
Run Java Program
00:00
Python Language
Python Language
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Python Introduction
00:00
Install Python on Windows
00:00
Install Python IDE
00:00
Run Python Program
00:00
Generate Program Code
Generate Program Code
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Generate Source Code
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Source Code Viewer
00:00
Generate Java Code from Flowchart
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Lab Exercises
Lab Exercises
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Largest Number in the Array
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Flowchart to Find Means
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Flowgorithm Expert

What is a module?

A module is a self-contained unit of software that encapsulates a set of related functions, classes, or procedures. Modules group related functionality together and are used to organize source code and to promote reusability and maintainability.

They can be considered building blocks combined to create larger programs. In different programming languages and environments, modules may be called by different names, packages, libraries, or namespaces. Modules can vary in size and complexity, from small functions to large, complex libraries that provide extensive functionality.

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