Draw a flow chart to represent the logic of a program that allows the user to enter five values. The program prints the modulus(%) of the five values
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To draw a flowchart for a program that allows the user to enter five values and then calculates and prints the modulus (%) of those values, you can follow these steps:
1. Start: Begin the flowchart with the "start" symbol.
2. Input: Draw the "input" symbol to represent the user input section. This symbol will have five input boxes labeled as "Value1," "Value2," "Value3," "Value4," and "Value5."
3. Process: Add a "process" symbol that represents the calculation of modulus (%) for the given values. Connect the input symbol to this process symbol.
4. Output: Draw an "output" symbol to present the result of the modulus calculation. Connect the process symbol to this output symbol.
5. Stop: End the flowchart by placing the "stop" symbol.
Here's a text-based representation of the flowchart:
```
+-----------------+
| Start |
+------+---------+
|
V
+------+---------+
| Input |
+------+---------+
|
V
+------+---------+
| Process |
+------+---------+
|
V
+------+---------+
| Output |
+------+---------+
|
V
+-----------------+
| Stop |
+-----------------+
```
Remember, this flowchart visually represents the logic of the program and serves as a guide for understanding the steps involved. You can use any appropriate symbols to draw the flowchart, depending on your personal or organizational graphical standards.