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Introduction To Pseudocode and Flowcharts

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Introduction to Pseudocode

and Flowcharts
Welcome! This presentation introduces pseudocode and flowcharts. We'll cover
their definitions and importance in programming. Get ready to learn how they
aid in planning and problem-solving. By the end, you'll understand their basic
syntax and benefits.

by reyan
What is Pseudocode?
Informal Logic

Pseudocode is an informal way to express programming logic. It uses


plain English to describe steps. Think of it as a preliminary sketch of
your code.

Not Executable

It's not executable code, but a planning tool. An example is: IF


condition THEN action ELSE alternative.
Benefits of Using Pseudocode

Planning Understandable Error Fixing


Plan code before writing it. Easier to understand and Identify and fix errors early.
share logic.

Readability
Improves code readability.

Pseudocode greatly aids development. It facilitates communication among developers. Use it to


clarify the flow of code. This makes projects more manageable.
Pseudocode Syntax and Keywords
Keywords
Common keywords include INPUT, OUTPUT, IF, ELSE, WHILE, FOR.

Assignment
Use <- or = for assignment.

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