Question

question 3 of 10
which tool uses arrows and shapes to define key points to help programmers
when designing a program?

a. a mood board
b. pseudocode
c. a prototype
d. a flowchart

Explanation:

• A mood board is used for visual design inspiration, not programming design.
• Pseudocode is a text - based representation of a program's logic, not using arrows and shapes.
• A prototype is a working model of a program or product, not a tool for defining key points with arrows and shapes.
• A flowchart uses arrows (to show the flow of control) and different shapes (like rectangles for processes, diamonds for decisions) to define the key points (steps, decisions) in a program's design, which helps programmers plan the program.

Answer:

D. A flowchart