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NEA Flowchart Symbols Guide

Flowchart symbols represent different components of a flowchart process. The main symbols are: start/stop shapes to indicate the beginning and end, rectangular boxes for processes, parallelograms for inputs/outputs, diamond shapes for decisions, and sub-process shapes to divert to another flowchart before returning.

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NEA Flowchart Symbols Guide

Flowchart symbols represent different components of a flowchart process. The main symbols are: start/stop shapes to indicate the beginning and end, rectangular boxes for processes, parallelograms for inputs/outputs, diamond shapes for decisions, and sub-process shapes to divert to another flowchart before returning.

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Flowchart Symbols

Below are the flowchart symbols that you will need when creating flowcharts for the NEA.

Symbol When it is used:

This shapes indicates the start or end of a


Start Stop
flowchart

Process A rectangular box represents a process, this


is doing something. E.g. total = num1+num2

Input/ A parallelogram represents input or output.


Output E.g. Input num1 Output total

A diamond shape represents a decision,


Decision
YES or NO e.g. is it a weekday?

This shape is used when you want to divert


Sub-process to another flowchart to complete a task
before returning to the original flowchart.

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