Problem Solving with the Case Logic Structure

Chapter 8

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Objectives
1. Develop problems using the case logic structure in conjunction with the loop, decision, and sequential logic structure. 2. Use the seven problem-solving tools when developing a solution using the case logic structure.

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Figure 8.1 Flowchart Diagram for the Case Logic Structure

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Figure 8.2 Alternate Flowchart Diagram for the Case Logic Structure

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Figure 8.3 Nested Decision-Structure Equivalent to the Case Logic Structure

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Figure 8.4 Straightthrough Decision Structure Equivalent to the Case Logic Structure

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Figure 8.5 Using CodesMedical Insurance Problem InsuranceDeduction Module

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Figure 8.6 Algorithm and Flowchart to Illustrate Pay Module

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