Draw a flow chart to show what happens when you visit a library
make a list of what you do
turn those steps and decisions into a flow chart
google can provide many examples and illustrations
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To draw a flowchart showing what happens when you visit a library, you can follow these steps:
1. Start with a rectangular shape and write "Start" inside it.
2. Draw an arrow pointing towards a decision diamond shape, and label it as "Enter Library?".
3. From the decision diamond, draw two arrows: one labeled "Yes" and one labeled "No".
4. If the answer is "No", draw a line connecting the "No" arrow to a rectangular shape labeled "Exit Library". Then draw an arrow from "Exit Library" back to the start shape.
5. If the answer is "Yes", draw an arrow from the "Yes" arrow to a rectangular shape labeled "Approach Librarian".
6. From "Approach Librarian", draw two arrows: one labeled "Need Assistance?" and another labeled "Browse Books Alone?".
7. If the answer to "Need Assistance?" is "Yes", draw an arrow from "Yes" to a rectangular shape labeled "Ask Librarian for Help".
8. From "Ask Librarian for Help", draw an arrow back to "Approach Librarian".
9. If the answer to "Browse Books Alone?" is "Yes", draw an arrow from "Yes" to a rectangular shape labeled "Search for Books".
10. From "Search for Books", draw an arrow pointing towards a decision diamond labeled "Found Desired Books?".
11. From the decision diamond, draw two arrows: one labeled "Yes" and one labeled "No".
12. If the answer to "Found Desired Books?" is "Yes", draw an arrow from "Yes" to a rectangular shape labeled "Check-Out Books".
13. From "Check-Out Books", draw an arrow to a rectangular shape labeled "Return to Start". Then draw an arrow from "Return to Start" back to the start shape.
14. If the answer to "Found Desired Books?" is "No", draw an arrow from "No" to a rectangular shape labeled "Continue Searching for Books".
15. From "Continue Searching for Books", draw an arrow back to "Search for Books".
Here's an example of how the flowchart could look like:
[START] -> [Enter Library?] -> [No] -> [Exit Library] -> [START]
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[Yes]
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[Approach Librarian] -> [Need Assistance?] -> [Yes] -> [Ask Librarian for Help] -> [Approach Librarian]
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V
[No]
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[Browse Books Alone?] -> [Yes] -> [Search for Books] -> [Found Desired Books?] -> [Yes] -> [Check-Out Books] -> [Return to Start] -> [START]
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[No]
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[Continue Searching for Books] -> [Search for Books]
Please note that flowcharts can be customized based on specific library systems and processes.