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http://s10.photobucket.com/user/rolph20/media/Afbeelding1-6.png.html

I have never seen anything like them.

C= control figure
S=start figure

vergelijking=comparison
verandering=change

and last bit is outcomes

pls explain in english, i know the text is Dutch but i dont know enough dutch to understand if explained in Dutch,

I wish I was an engineer.All I can do is stare at those flowcharts like this.

Looks like control diagram, there is the negative feedback.

Voorbeeldopgave1 = example Problem 1

controlefiguur = control figure

startfiguur = take-off (start) figure

Veranderingsdiagram
Vergelykings Diagram = comparisons Chart (diagram)

Veranderingsdiagram
Veranderings diagram = changes diagram


Afbeelding = Image

Antwoordmogelijkheden = answer options

this problem is pretty much abstract and likely not an efficient electronic algorithm.

The 2 figures referred mention
a. changes (octagon) in relation to the flowchat direction of the arrows, which are pretty much irrelevant , since the arrows flow the same way anyways.

b. the same for the comparison (circle) figure or symbol,

the rest of the relevant data, if any, is omitted.

It seems to be part of a whole or with other systems which are to be created in the future which are not included.

Also, the flowchart system seems to be of an incrementor which adds one change (veran) diagram (chart) to the cycle total.
This, in turn, is leading to a following comparison, to be added to the change (previous), and incremented until it goes back to the first step after start.

The change symbol should or could also check for a condition which if true or false, or greater or equal leads to a + or a minus.

The cycle exists with a + before the last comparison sequence which leads to the result in the question example problem program (electronic device).

Only 1 of 8 sets are possible depending on the data used.
Maybe all 8 are possible.
Perhaps only one or none are possible.

As for the 4 arrows listed to the side of the 2 symbols, change and comparison...
they seem to be referring to the procedure related to the flow, but there is no mention.
Certainly a question to verify with the problem formulator.
If he refuses to confirm, it would or may not be worth my time to continue.

For instance, for the circle symbol, or verge = comparison,
if the flow shows has with an upward arrow or an arrow to the right, the process is a black dot on a white background.
if the flow shows has with a downward arrow or an arrow to the left, the process is a white dot on a black background.

The same for the following symbol...

It also helps to keep the image visible when doing the analysis since it would or may be hard to remember without reference.


However, there is no proof that it has anything to do with the purported solution which is more like a problem than a solution.


The flowcharts diagrams are offered for calendar and other stationary at around $20 each.

Just the kind of diagram without enough documentation for which an indexed data field with details is good to have around.
(technical doc)

It also seems to be used to keep reference of ,
while other parts of the system (loops) are being changed or can be modified.

Also, the iteration ends with a negative iteration of minus 1 after exiting its cycle, instead of plus 1 as is more usual, or would be more usual, such as is the case of the multiple iteration loop system itself.

Let's say, one of the symbol, like the change or comparison system were to be changed or modified before giving it a go to run the system, it would produce different outcome.

Such as, for example, one IP proxy, or an IP source, or a routing field, or a routing system, or a direction of routing, and so on...
Lots of things that automation can do, and well, since this can be connected to other automation (good or bad) , it may be one of the only way a pirate has to keep some track of how they'd try to entrap some poor soul, unaware of the risk or danger associated.