Complete a flowchart that describes going to the library to study for an exam. The flowchart includes these items: finding a place at thelibrary to study; checking to see if you have your book, paper, highlighter, and so forth; traveling to the library, and the possibility ofmoving to another location if the place you chose to study starts to get crowded.Match each number in the chart with the corresponding reason. Note: Each answer choice will only be used once.StartGather and packthe materials inthe book bagIIFind an adequateplace to studyIIIIVYesNoGather and packall items in thebook bagAreall itemspacked?StopYesLeave the libraryand travel homeNoYesNo NumberIIIIIVDecision points / Procedures

Answer:- I -To the Checking to see if you have your book and paper and highlighter and so forth…

Answered: Number I 11 III IV Decision points /…

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Number I 11 III IV Decision points / Procedures

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

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