Solution: It is called as flowcharting. A flowchart is nothing but a pictorial representation of an algorithm.

Solution: The actual instructions are written in boxes. Boxes are connected by using arrows to indicate the exact flow of a flowchart and the order in which they are to be executed.

Solution: A diamond shape box denotes either a truth value or a false value. It jumps onto two different statements following it via flow lines.

Solution: The statement is false. There should be no set standards on the amount of details that should be provided in a flowchart.

Solution: A detailed flowchart or a flowchart with more details is called as micro flowchart. It represents all the components of the algorithm that is followed.

Solution: Flowcharts provide a proper documentation. It also provides systematic debugging.

Solution: The answer is Macro Flowchart. A macro flowchart outlines the important components of a program. It therefore shows fewer details.

Solution: A flowchart is a diagram that helps us determine the flow of the program. Other options are irrelevant.

Solution: The statement is false. Terminals are represented by rounded rectangles. They indicate the starting or ending point in a flowchart.

Solution: The input/output operations are represented by parallelograms. They generally are used to display messages during input and output part of a program.