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    Exp No: 10.A Validating The Process Flow of Code Using Raptor

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    The document describes 4 experiments that validate process flows of code using RAPTOR: 1) To print and count vowels in a given word 2) To check if a given number is Armstrong or not 3) To display prime numbers between two numbers 4) To swap two numbers Each experiment lists the steps involved and provides a flowchart of the process flow.

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    Exp No: 10.A Validating The Process Flow of Code Using Raptor

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    The document describes 4 experiments that validate process flows of code using RAPTOR: 1) To print and count vowels in a given word 2) To check if a given number is Armstrong or not 3) To display prime numbers between two numbers 4) To swap two numbers Each experiment lists the steps involved and provides a flowchart of the process flow.

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    The document describes 4 experiments that validate process flows of code using RAPTOR: 1) To print and count vowels in a given word 2) To check if a given number is Armstrong or not 3) To display prime numbers between two numbers 4) To swap two numbers Each experiment lists the steps involved and provides a flowchart of the process flow.

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    Exp No: 10.A Validating The Process Flow of Code Using Raptor

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    Exp No: 10.

    A VALIDATING THE PROCESS FLOW OF CODE USING RAPTOR

    - TO PRINT AND COUNT VOWELS IN A GIVEN WORD

    Date:

    AIM:

    Draw a flowchart to print and count vowels in a given word and validate the process flow using
    RAPTOR.

    STEPS INVOLVED:

    STEP 1: A string is obtained from the user and the stringlength function is used to calculate the
    string length.

    STEP 2: 2 variables, counter and character are created and assigned the values 0 and 1
    respectively

    STEP 3: A loop is initiated and the relation, number<stringlength is evaluated.

    STEP 4: The condition that whether each character is equal to (a,e,i,o and u) is checked.

    STEP 5:If the condition is true, the respective character of the string is returned to user and
    displayed as a vowel.

    STEP 6: The counter variable is subsequently incremented by 1.

    STEP 7: At the end of the program, the counter variable is returned to the user as the total
    number of vowels in the string.
    FLOWCHART:
    Exp No: 10.B VALIDATING THE PROCESS FLOW OF CODE USING RAPTOR

    - TO FIND GIVEN NUMBER IS ARMSTRONG OR NOT

    Date:

    AIM:

    Draw a flowchart to check given number is armstrong or not and validate the process flow using
    RAPTOR.

    STEPS INVOLVED:

    STEP 1:A number is acquired as the input from the user.

    STEP 2:2 variables, sum and n are initiated and assigned the values of 0 and the input number
    respectively.

    STEP 3: A loop is initiated and the condition n<1 is analyzed.

    STEP 4: If the condition is not true, a variable remainder is created and assigned the value of the
    remainder of n divided by 10.

    STEP 5:The variable sum is assigned the value of sum of the variable “sum” and the cube of
    “remainder”.

    STEP 6: The remainder of n is subtracted from n and is subsequently divided by 10.

    STEP 7:The loop is repeated until the initial condition is met.

    STEP 8: The condition,(sum=num) is analyzed and if true, the number entered by the user is
    returned as n Armstrong number.

    STEP 9: The program is then terminated.


    FLOWCHART:
    Exp No: 10.C VALIDATING THE PROCESS FLOW OF CODE USING RAPTOR

    - TO DISPLAY PRIME NUMBERS BETWEEN TWO NUMBERS

    Date:

    STEPS INVOLVED:

    STEP 1: 3 variables i,j and k are created and assigned the value 1,1 and 0 respectively.

    STEP 2:A number is then obtained from the user.

    STEP 3: The condition i>1 and j>1 are analyzed. If not true, a loop is initiated.

    STEP 4:Each turn, the remainder of I divided by j is calculated, and if it is equal to zero, the
    value of k and j are initiated by 1. When j>i, the loop passes on to condition check.

    STEP 5: if the value of k is equal to 2, the value of i is returned as a prime number, and the value
    of k is assigned the value of 0.

    STEP 6: The value of i is incremented by 1 abd again the condition i>n is checked. Until it is
    true, the above mentioned loop is executed.

    STEP 7: When i>n, the program is terminated.


    FLOWCHART:
    Exp NO: 10.D VALIDATING THE PROCESS FLOW OF CODE USING RAPTOR

    - TO SWAP TWO NUMBERS

    Date:

    AIM:

    Draw a flowchart to swap two number and validate the process flow using RAPTOR.

    STEPS INVLOVED:

    STEP 1: Three variables N1,N2, and TEMP are initiated and assigned the value 0.

    STEP 2: The user enters the value for N1 and N2.

    STEP 3: TEMP variable is assigned the value of N1 and then N1 is assigned the value of N2.

    STEP 4: N2 is now assigned the value of temp.

    STEP 5: The exchanged values of N1 and N2 are returned


    FLOWCHART:

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