Which term involves representing steps of an algorithm visually with boxes and arrows?

• A. Pseudocode
• B. Design
• C. Flowchart
• D. Analysis

Answer: (C)

This is about showing the steps of an algorithm in a diagrammed form. A flowchart uses boxes to represent actions or processing steps and arrows to show the order of execution, with different shapes for decisions or inputs/outputs. This visual arrangement makes it easy to trace how the algorithm starts, what happens at each step, and how decisions or loops change the flow. Pseudocode, by contrast, describes steps in plain text that looks like code, not a diagram of boxes and arrows. Design refers to the planning stage and can include diagrams or notes, but the specific idea of using boxes and arrows to map out the flow is flowcharting.