> Show me your well structured code and well named unit tests and I won't need your flow charts. Please note that the quote uses old language. With "flowcharts

> Show me your well structured code and well named unit tests and I won't need your flow charts. Please note that the quote uses old language. With "flowcharts" they actually meant what we know call "structured code". More precisely, the flowcharts were the hand-written program which was then translated into machine code or some kind of assembly. In other words, back then the flowcharts were the highest level code.