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I personally don't write pseudocode, primarily because the type of projects I work right now on tend to not need it. However, according to
For example, you wouldn't say "Increment $i by 1.", because you've limited what languages you can write this pseudo-code in. Instead, you'd say "Increment the Bank Record Number by 1.". Or, even better, you would say "Go to the next Bank Record." Say you were taking money out of a ATM. (This is a common example in the books.) It might look something like: Now, you can take those five lines and convert them into running code in any language, given a set of functions that can interface an ATM. I haven't limited your choice of language. ------ Vote paco for President! In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: best practice
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