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Which of these is NOT normally included in data flow and process logic diagrams?
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input sources
input sources
output sources
output sources
required external interfaces
required external interfaces
pseudocode
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Pseudocode.
Explanation: DFDs and process logic diagrams show inputs/outputs and external interfaces (data sources/sinks and flows). Pseudocode is a separate way to specify detailed algorithmic logic, not normally shown on DFDs.
Explanation: DFDs and process logic diagrams show inputs/outputs and external interfaces (data sources/sinks and flows). Pseudocode is a separate way to specify detailed algorithmic logic, not normally shown on DFDs.
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