Flowchart: Sequential, Conditional, and Repetition

 Three Types of Flowchart: Sequential, Conditional, and Repetition My name is Jovert Lance Carrido, studying at Jose Rizal University, 1st year college of Bachelor of Information Technology. This blog will help you to know the Three types of flowchart. Sequential Sequential ( SFC ) is a series of scripts that are defined in a single location, and then called in sequential order. Additional elements in the chart can determine where the flow of the chart will lead. Charts can loop around indefinitely, or execute a set number of times before ending. SFCs are used to execute logic in ways that are more convenient to structure than with Python scripts or PLC programming alone. Because of their inherently visual depiction, they help to illuminate logic to users, and facilitate intuitive development and refinement. Charts can be monitored as they run visually, making troubleshooting easier than with scripting alone.                    How Do Sequential Function Charts Work? SFCs are built in