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

pseudocode

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In data flow and process logic diagrams, the element that is NOT normally included is pseudocode.

Data flow diagrams (DFDs) typically focus on the flow of data between processes, input and output sources, and external interfaces. Pseudocode, on the other hand, is used for detailing algorithms and programming logic rather than visualizing data flows or processes.