The document provides definitions and examples of key concepts used in writing algorithms and pseudocode programs, including variables, pseudocode notation, loops, input/output, comparisons, assignment, comments, and control structures like if/else statements. It also outlines the steps to write a sample pseudocode program that uses a while loop to output the first five positive integers separated by commas with a period after the last one.
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The document provides definitions and examples of key concepts used in writing algorithms and pseudocode programs, including variables, pseudocode notation, loops, input/output, comparisons, assignment, comments, and control structures like if/else statements. It also outlines the steps to write a sample pseudocode program that uses a while loop to output the first five positive integers separated by commas with a period after the last one.
The document provides definitions and examples of key concepts used in writing algorithms and pseudocode programs, including variables, pseudocode notation, loops, input/output, comparisons, assignment, comments, and control structures like if/else statements. It also outlines the steps to write a sample pseudocode program that uses a while loop to output the first five positive integers separated by commas with a period after the last one.
The document provides definitions and examples of key concepts used in writing algorithms and pseudocode programs, including variables, pseudocode notation, loops, input/output, comparisons, assignment, comments, and control structures like if/else statements. It also outlines the steps to write a sample pseudocode program that uses a while loop to output the first five positive integers separated by commas with a period after the last one.
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SL 07 – Algorithms and Pseudocode (Part 1)
DEFINITIONS while () { Step 1: Writing the Algorithm
It’s used to repeat certain 1. Message: “The first five positive integers are:” 1. Variable: A memory cell or space that can } Loops steps until a sentinel or a 2. Start Showing the Numbers. for () { counter stop it. store information, like a number (int or a. Separate them by Comma. } b. Period after the last one (5). float), a word (char) or a list (array). It’s used to introduce 2. Pseudocode: A fictional programming Input cin >> information and store it Step 2: Designing a Flowchart language used to formally write an in a variable.
algorithm sequence. It’s used to send a
Output cout << message on the screen. Pseudocode Notation Pseudocode language depends on its own creator, Space It’s used to make a jump \n between lines. Jumping because it’s a fictional language, people can decide how it works and which symbols it uses. It’s used to compare two objects (variable or Comparison == constant) and return For this class, our pseudocode language will be Boolean values. very similar (actually, identical) to C++ Language: := It’s used to save #include <iostream> Assignation = information inside a <- variable. int main() { Start-End Here goes the Algorithm… It’s used for writing } Comment // explanations that aren’t part of the algorithm. It’s used to create a Define New int variable. Variables are Step 3: Programming with Pseudocode Variable float considered as memory #include <iostream> cells in a computer. Writing Pseudocode Programs int main() { It’s used ALWAYS after //Defining Variables The algorithm sequence explained through the use int n=1; any operation, to close it Closure ; and continue with the of a pseudocode or a real coding language is called next operation. a program, and they’re the foundation of another cout<< “The first five positive integers are: ”; while (n<5) { if () { It’s used for conditions, discipline called Programming. cout<< n; } where the True-Case cout << “, ”; Decision follows (if), and the Example: else { n=n+1; } False-Case follows (else). } 1) Make a pseudocode program that shows cout<< n << “.”; the first 5 positive integers, using a loop. }
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