Pseudocode and flowcharts are just a way of representing a algorithm............pseudocode uses English like statements while flowcharts are pictorial representation of an algorithm..........they are not used to check syntax of computer programs

So this is a false statement

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Answer:-1 False

Answer:-2 True

Answer:-3 True

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TWO TRUTHS & A LIE 1. Pseudocode and flowcharts are both tools that are used to check the syntax of computer programs. 2. In a sequence structure, one step follows another unconditionally. 3. In a decision structure, alternative courses of action are chosen based on a Boolean value.

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TWO TRUTHS & A LIE

1. Pseudocode and flowcharts are both tools that are used to check the syntax of computer programs.

2. In a sequence structure, one step follows another unconditionally.

3. In a decision structure, alternative courses of action are chosen based on a Boolean value.