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The image depicts a flowchart titled "Store Check-out Process" with control flow from "Start" to "End"; it involves actions/tasks like "Greet customer," "Scan items," "Tell customer the total," "Take Cash payment," "Give receipt," and "Thank customer." A decision point appears after "Tell customer the total," exploring "Credit card or cash?"; if "Cash," flow moves to "Take Cash payment." If "Credit card," it leads to "Scan card" and another decision "Pass?"; if "Yes," continue to "Give receipt"; if "No," loop back for re-scanning. Flowchart key denotes symbols: ovals for Start/End, rectangles for Action/Task, diamonds for Decision, arrows for Control flow.
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The flowchart illustrates the various steps of a store check-out process in a novel retail store.
Overall, the procedure is linear and comprises seven different main stages, beginning with greeting the customer and all the way throughout the process to thanking him goodbye and ending the scheme.
At the initial stage of algorythm cashier greets the customer in a friendly manner and starts scanning items. After that, the customer is told the total and he has to choose the payment method which is either card or cash.
If the person is biased to pay with card then the card is being scanned. If the payment is successful then the shop worker passes the reciept to the customer, thanks him for shopping and the algorythm ends. If the card declines, then the payment should be done in cash. After that, the same procedure completes the shopping.
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