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In geometry how is a circle different from an oval?
in geometry how is a circle different from an oval?
What is difference between oval and circle symbol in flowchart?
An oval is used for an endpoint (Start/End/Return). A circle is used as a connector, for instance, if you get to a point where to want to run a subroutine, put a circle connector with a label (a letter, for instance). At the beginning of that subroutine, start it with the same lettered circle connector.
A squashed circle?
OVAL!
Is an oval considered as circle?
No.
What is a shape that is not a polygon?
A circle or oval.
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