Ninth Grade Algorithms and Web Design Guide
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Algorithms
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When solving problems of different kinds, a methodology is often followed to
achieving such a purpose. This methodology is characterized by a series of actions or
situations carried out. Each of them has the purpose of achieving an objective.
specifically and collectively achieve a general objective. Consequently, these actions are
they can be conceived as algorithms, which makes it important to know the definition,
characteristics and importance of algorithms in various areas of life
cotdiana. In the same way, algorithms are a vital tool for solving
problems through computer.
Algorithm: Set of ordered steps or procedures to solve a problem.
There are different types of algorithms and these can be differentiated through flowcharts.
the graphical representation using figures of a problem and the pseudocode that is
written representation of the algorithm.
There are different types of algorithms, and they are categorized according to the complexity of problems:
Simple algorithm
Repetition Algorithm
Selection Algorithm
Condition Algorithm
These are the most recognized algorithms, but there are more. Let's take a look at a little bit of each of them.
but first mention what the operators used to solve problems of this nature are
mathematical or logical.
Relational operators
Greater than Less than 3) Greater than or equal to
Less than or equal to <= 5) Equal= 6) Difference < > !=
They are used to compare two or more values.
Its result produces values such as true and false.
They have the same level of priority.
For the symbolism of the following Flowcharts according to algorithms, we must know the
symbols used and that you already know because we saw them in face-to-face classes.
Priority among Operators
They always run from left to right in case of
have two or more operators at the same level of
priority.
Simple algorithms
Algorithmic step is used in a sequence of linear steps, that is to say when we need to
solve a linear problem where there is neither condition nor selection of a problem let's see
an example.
Pseudocode Flowchart
Start
Read n1, n2
sum=n1+n2
print sum
End