When I started learning programming, one of the tools I used (or rather learned to use) was flow charting. Along with pseudo-code these make a good beginners logic development methods.
I still use these two methods to do my work.
I recollect my first flowcharts were like "How do you print all even numbers from 1 to 10", "Print the sum of all odd numbers from 0 to 100", and there were problems like generating Fibonacci sequence, factorial of number, etc.
Programming problems can be easily developed or understood using flowcharts and pseudo-code.
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When I started learning programming, one of the tools I used (or rather learned to use) was flow charting. Along with pseudo-code these make a good beginners logic development methods.
I still use these two methods to do my work.
I recollect my first flowcharts were like "How do you print all even numbers from 1 to 10", "Print the sum of all odd numbers from 0 to 100", and there were problems like generating Fibonacci sequence, factorial of number, etc.
Programming problems can be easily developed or understood using flowcharts and pseudo-code.