Flow Charts In this flow chart we see that the robot will move until it bumps into an object There are two possible choices, similar to true and false.

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Flow Charts In this flow chart we see that the robot will move until it bumps into an object There are two possible choices, similar to true and false. Suppose you want to move until the robot bumps into an object or the IR sensor shows that the free space distance is less than 5 cm

What does this describe? Flow Charts Flashlight Follower Program Flow

Create a Flow Chart for the Dragster Challenge program Flow Charts 1.Break task down into separate behaviors 2.Identify whether each behavior is a Process or Decision block 3.Put the labeled blocks in order (including Y/N on decision blocks) 4.Use Arrows to show program flow 5.Don’t forget the Start/End blocks