Flowchart with the if branch going to the output
There is a flowchart, we need advice on whether it is possible to do this and if not, how to fix it.
2 answers
In GOST 19.701.90, I did not find that any conditions were imposed on this issue, so from the point of view of standards, such an entry is allowed.
So you can do and GOST does not contradict.
The symbol " Connector " - the symbol shows the input to a part of the circuit and the output from another part of this circuit. It is used to break the line and continue it in another place (to avoid unnecessary intersections or lines that are too long, or if the diagram consists of several pages). The corresponding connecting symbols must have the same (and unique) designation.
P.S. "What about the basic structures (if - one entrance, one exit). And it turns out 2 in fact." This is a shortened version of if (without else). The standard if is 1 input, 1 response option, and 2 outputs.
The "Logical" block-displays a switch-type solution or function with one input and two or more alternative outputs, of which only one can be selected after calculating the conditions defined inside this element. The entrance to the element is indicated by a line that usually enters the upper vertex of the element. If there are two outputs or three, then usually each exit is indicated by a line coming out of the remaining vertices (side and bottom). If there are more than three outputs, then they should be shown as a single line coming out of the top (usually the bottom) of the element, which then branches out.
That is, if there are more than 2 outputs, then draw a " key " (switch,case).