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Hands on! Create a didactic activity of relation in www.educaplay.com based on the previous reading and paste this link of the activity in the digital notebook (one note) in the English section.

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1

What are the three basic control structures in an algorithm?

2

How is a conditional structure (if-else) represented in pseudocode?

3

What basic elements must an algorithm contain in pseudocode?

4

What is the difference between a "while" loop and a "for" loop in pseudocode?

5

How can a flowchart be used to represent an algorithm that calculates the average of three numbers?

6

What geometric shapes are used in flowcharts, and what do they represent?

7

What is the difference between a process flowchart and a DFD?

8

How is a process represented in a data flow diagram (DFD)?

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What is the importance of flowcharts in solving computational problems?

10

How is input and output represented in a flowchart?

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