Describe the process depicted in the flowchart for finding the maximum of three numbers, A, B, and C, and provide the corresponding pseudocode.

• Start/End (Oval): Marks the beginning and end of the program.
• Input/Output (Parallelogram): Used for reading input values (A, B, C) and displaying output (X).
• Decision (Diamond): Represents a conditional check (e.g., "Is A > B?"). It has two branches: "Yes" (True) and "No" (False).
• Process (Rectangle): Represents an assignment or calculation (e.g., "X = A").

1. The program starts.
2. It reads three numbers: A, B, and C.
3. It checks if A is greater than B.
   • If "Yes", it assigns the value of A to X.
   • If "No" (meaning B is greater than or equal to A), it proceeds to the next decision.
4. If A was not greater than B, it then checks if B is greater than C.
   • If "Yes", it assigns the value of B to X.
   • If "No" (meaning C is greater than or equal to B), it assigns the value of C to X.
5. Finally, it prints the value stored in X.
6. The program stops.

START
  INPUT A, B, C
  IF A > B THEN
    X = A
  ELSE
    IF B > C THEN
      X = B
    ELSE
      X = C
    END IF
  END IF
  OUTPUT X
STOP

The pseudocode corresponding to the flowchart is:

START
  INPUT A, B, C
  IF A > B THEN
    X = A
  ELSE
    IF B > C THEN
      X = B
    ELSE
      X = C
    END IF
  END IF
  OUTPUT X
STOP