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A flowchart is a graphical approach to describe the computer program's logic process.

Pseudocode is a mock-up code written using easy-to-understand words to describe the details of that logic just before drafting the actual code to build the program.

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A flow chart is used to define the "flow" of the algorithm to a problem - inputs, steps in execution, decision points where depending on a certain check, the flow could branch off in different directions etc.

Pseudo code is like actual code, but need not follow the strict syntax of any particular language. You can translate the flow chart into pseudo code - which makes it look like almost like a real program, and also gives you some idea of how many different variables should be used, how many functions etc.

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Both have equal importance and is used depending on the situation. Flow charts are used when the process goes on following a flow and pseudo code more in programming.

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