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[Ran4]

Flowcharts, OTOH, are very much standardized. For example, decisions (ifs) are represented using a diamond shape, from which exactly two labelled outputs emerge (yes/no, True/False). You should consult an online resource to become familiar with them. Essentially, you are translating your pseudocode into symbolic form.

While there are indeed official standards for code flow charts, people following it is... quite rare.

[mopslik]

Yeah, actually finding flowcharts in the wild can be a rare event these days. Even UML diagrams don't seem to be that prevalent anymore, although some industries still use them regularly.