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Each instruction on a separate line Pseudocode Statements in English Each instruction on a separate line Keywords to signify control structures Indention used for clarification Modular - Instructions written from top to bottom - Only one (1) entry point - Only one (1) exit point

Pseudocode Begin CALCULATE TOTAL PAY HOURS Execute CALCULATE TIME AND A HALF module Execute GATHER REGULAR HOURS module Display totals to customer Exit GATHER REGULAR HOURS Input regular hours from customer Display answer to customer Exit CALCULATE TIME AND A HALF Input overtime hours from customer Multiply by 1.5 Display answer to customer Exit