Propose a checklist of rules that can be used to determine whether a flowchart or pseudocode segment is structured.

Answer 1

1. The flowchart or pseudocode should have a clear starting point and endpoint.
2. All branches or loops should have a clear condition or exit point.
3. There should not be any mixing of logical structures, such as combining if/else statements with while loops.
4. All variables and data types should be clearly defined and assigned before use.
5. The flowchart or pseudocode should be easy to follow and understand without complex decision-making.
6. There should not be any unnecessary or redundant steps within the logic.
7. The flowchart or pseudocode should be easily modifiable or adaptable to changes in the program requirements.
8. The logic should not have any infinite loops or dead ends.
9. The flowchart or pseudocode should accurately reflect the program logic and requirements.
10. The structure should be consistent throughout the flowchart or pseudocode, with clear and consistent indentation and labeling of steps.