Flow Graph Program Correspondence
- A flow graph is a pictorial representation of a program and not the program itself, just as a topographic map
- We cannot always associate the parts of a program in a unique way with flow graph parts, because many program structures, such as if-then-else constructs, consists of a combination of decisions, junctions and process
- The translation from a flow graph element to a statement and vice-verse is not always unique
- An improper translation from flow graph to code during coding can lead to bugs, and improper translation during the test design leads to missing test cases and causes undiscovered bugs
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