Flowcharting loops without cycles

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In spite of recent progress in software engineering, many programmers continue to use flowcharting techniques which hamper rather than enhance their ability to create structured programs. This paper describes some of the problems of representing loops with existing techniques and suggests an alternative which solves these problems. The ideas presented here are meant to deal with some of the same issues which were raised by Nassi and Schneiderman [1] and Hopson and Dill [2] in a manner that is a natural out-growth from existing techniques.

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