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PseudoCode Damian Gordon

Pseudocode The first thing we do when designing a program is to decide on a name for the program.

Pseudocode The first thing we do when designing a program is to decide on a name for the program. Let’s say we want to write a program to calculate interest, a good name for the program would be CalculateInterest.

Pseudocode The first thing we do when designing a program is to decide on a name for the program. Let’s say we want to write a program to calculate interest, a good name for the program would be CalculateInterest. Note the use of CamelCase.

Pseudocode The first thing we do when designing a program is to decide on a name for the program. Let’s say we want to write a program to calculate interest, a good name for the program would be CalculateInterest. Note the use of CamelCase.

Pseudocode So we start the program as: PROGRAM CalculateInterest:

Pseudocode So we start the program as: PROGRAM CalculateInterest: And in general it’s: PROGRAM <ProgramName>:

Pseudocode Our program will finish with the following: END.

Pseudocode Our program will finish with the following: END. And in general it’s the same:

Pseudocode So the general structure of all programs is: PROGRAM <ProgramName>: <Do stuff> END.

Components Sequence Selection Iteration