NAMELAND create a structure chart for a menu-based program | GCSE Computer Science @PizzeyTechnology
NAMELAND create a structure chart for a menu-based program | GCSE Computer Science @PizzeyTechnology
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video I demonstrate how we could design a simple structure chart to decompose the problem and plan our program structure and subroutines. For GCSE Computer Science students this is the easiest way to develop an overall plan for how you will structure your program. For the AQA programming task you could even draw your structure chart by hand, take a photo and include it with your work.
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