Definition of Pseudocodes
Pseudocode, sometimes called structured English, is a method of
expressing programme logic using plain English statements rather than a
programming language. It uses narrative statements rather than graphic
symbols such as trees of tables to describe a procedure. An advantage of
pseudocode is that system builders can concentrate on developing
processing logic independent of syntax guidelines of any programming
language. Syntax guideline is the rules of formulating instructions.
Pseudocode can be easily translated into a programming language.
Pseudocode, sometimes called structured English, is a method of
expressing programme logic using plain English statements rather than a
programming language. It uses narrative statements rather than graphic
symbols such as trees of tables to describe a procedure. An advantage of
pseudocode is that system builders can concentrate on developing
processing logic independent of syntax guidelines of any programming
language. Syntax guideline is the rules of formulating instructions.
Pseudocode can be easily translated into a programming language.
