Does the structure diagram (computer science) fit?
Unfortunately, I don't understand it despite researching it): Or does there have to be a repeat loop somehow?
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At the top you have one "right arrow" and one "go down" and both at the top and bottom you have two "right arrows".
Whether this fits semantically depends on what you want to do.