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    Library System Flowchart

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    Yna Sue
    The document describes a flow chart for a library system. It starts with a main menu that allows the user to add, update, view, or delete book information or exit the program. It then details the steps to add a new book to the system by inputting information and saving it to an array, update an existing book's information by editing the array values, view a book's details by searching the array by title, or delete a book by removing it from the array. The flow chart then loops back to the main menu.

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    Library System Flowchart

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    Yna Sue
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    The document describes a flow chart for a library system. It starts with a main menu that allows the user to add, update, view, or delete book information or exit the program. It then details the steps to add a new book to the system by inputting information and saving it to an array, update an existing book's information by editing the array values, view a book's details by searching the array by title, or delete a book by removing it from the array. The flow chart then loops back to the main menu.

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    The document describes a flow chart for a library system. It starts with a main menu that allows the user to add, update, view, or delete book information or exit the program. It then details the steps to add a new book to the system by inputting information and saving it to an array, update an existing book's information by editing the array values, view a book's details by searching the array by title, or delete a book by removing it from the array. The flow chart then loops back to the main menu.

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    Library System Flowchart

    Uploaded by

    Yna Sue
    The document describes a flow chart for a library system. It starts with a main menu that allows the user to add, update, view, or delete book information or exit the program. It then details the steps to add a new book to the system by inputting information and saving it to an array, update an existing book's information by editing the array values, view a book's details by searching the array by title, or delete a book by removing it from the array. The flow chart then loops back to the main menu.

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    Library System Flow Chart

    START

    MAIN MENU

    Add book info? Update book info? View book info? Delete book info? Exit?

    ADD BOOK INFO

    UPDATE BOOK INFO

    VIEW BOOK INFO

    DELETE BOOK INFO

    Add book information panel

    Edit book information panel

    View book information panel

    Delete information panel

    User inputs Book title and other index = 0 x=0

    Input values saved in Book array [last index +=1]

    PRINT Book array index [x]

    loop

    Add more?

    YES

    Book array [x++]

    true

    x must be less than or equal to the last index


    false

    Back to Main Menu

    List of Book Titles

    User inputs Book title # and the program will Print Book array [input#]

    Edit Checks if the book is available for borrowing or not Status Info? Status? Edit? Delete? Back? Yes? No?

    No

    Delete

    Yes true Borrow data saved. false Info Book array [input#] = null

    Cannot borrow book.

    User inputs new info

    Back Back to Main Menu

    Book is now borrowed.

    Input values saved in Book array [input#]

    Process that fills the Book array [input#] with the value of the next array and the next arrays value will be replaced with the preceding array and so on.

    Main Menu

    Back to: List? Main Menu?


    List Main Menu

    List

    Back to: List? Main Menu?

    EXIT

    STOP PROGRAM

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