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Guides on flowcharts & structograms

How-to guides: the ISO 5807 (GOST 19.701-90) flowchart standard, Nassi-Shneiderman structograms, and inserting editable charts into Word.

Standard ISO 5807
ISO 5807 / GOST 19.701-90 flowchart: the full guide

A full guide to the ISO 5807 (GOST 19.701-90) flowchart standard: every shape with examples, arrow direction, layout, common mistakes, and how to build a compliant chart automatically.

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Nassi-Shneiderman structograms
Nassi-Shneiderman structogram: the full guide

A full guide to structograms (Nassi-Shneiderman diagrams): every block shown visually — sequence, branch, loop — a live example, and how to build one from code in seconds.

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Flowchart in Word
How to insert a flowchart into Word as editable shapes

How to add a flowchart to Word as movable, editable shapes instead of a picture. The difference shown visually, step by step, plus export from code in seconds.

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For coursework & labs
Flowchart for coursework and lab reports

A flowchart for your coursework or lab report in seconds, straight from code. What graders actually want (no jargon needed), and how to submit a chart that passes. Python, C++, Pascal, Java and more.

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How to make a flowchart
How to make a flowchart from code online

How to make a flowchart from code online and free — in 3 steps, no drawing by hand. Paste code (Python, C++, Java, Pascal and more), get the chart, export to Word, PDF, SVG.

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For teachers
Flowcharts for teaching materials, in batches

Writing a course handbook or lecture notes? Batch-generate dozens of standards-compliant flowcharts via API and CLI, with continuous “Figure N” numbering and editable Word export. Every shape matches.

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Flowchart from code, by language

Each language has its own page with a live example: