Raptor Flowcharts
Introduction In this tutorial, we will learn some mathematical functions that can be used in Raptor flowcharts with examples. Some of the mathematical functions are: MAX/MIN SQRT CEILING/FLOOR ABS LOG MAX/MIN Max function returns the maximum of the two arguments supplied to the function. MIN function returns the minimum of the two arguments supplied to […]
Overview We can use trigonometric functions in Raptor flowcharts. Some of the functions are sin, cos, tan, arcsin, arccos, arctan, etc. The argument for the functions should be in radians. Let’s look at the function usage with examples. sin sin(x) x should be in radians. cos cos(x) Sometimes we need to calculate the functions […]
Introduction In this tutorial, we will learn how to create a basic Raptor flowchart. This guide explains how to create a flowchart using the RAPTOR tool. Prerequisites Raptor flowchart tool should be installed on the machine. For instructions on installing the tool on Windows: Install Raptor on Windows Get familiar with Raptor Flowchart Symbols: Flowchart […]
Introduction A RAPTOR flowchart can be executed using the Run >> Execute to Completion option or from the tool-bar using the Run button. When the flowchart is executed, the symbol being executed is highlighted in green color. Any variables that are changed by the execution are highlighted in red color in the watch window. Execute […]
Introduction We can generate C++ source code from Raptor flowchart in many languages like C++, Java, VBA, etc. Let’s see how to generate code for a sample flow chart to add two integers. Modes Novice & Intermediate Mode: In these modes, we can generate code in the following programming languages. Ada C# C++ […]
Introduction An array is a data structure. It is a collection of elements of the same data type. Array elements are stored in contiguous memory locations. Individual array elements in an array can be accessed by the index. All objects that are stored in the array must be of the same data type. For Example, […]