Pseudocode
Pronunciation: /ˈsudoʊˈkoʊd/
Pseudocode (noun)
- A simplified way to write computer steps using plain language and basic symbols, so people can understand an algorithm.
- A draft form of instructions that is not written in a specific programming language, but shows the logic clearly.
Examples
- The pseudocode shows program plan steps clearly.
- Pseudocode can outline program plan steps before writing real code.