Definition: Pseudocode is an informal way of programming description that does not require any strict programming language syntax or underlying technology considerations. It is used for creating an ...

Pseudocode is a way to describe the solution to a problem without writing code in full. Writing pseudocode forces you to think critically about the problem and break it down into smaller steps. It is ...

Pseudocode can be used to plan out programs. Planning a program that asks people what the best subject they take is, would look like this in pseudocode: REPEAT OUTPUT 'What is the best subject you ...

Pseudocode is an informal program description that does not contain code syntax or underlying technology considerations. Pseudocode summarizes a program’s steps (or flow) but excludes underlying ...

A modular Pseudocode compiler that compiles IGCSE pseudocode to LLVM IR. The IR can then be executed via other tools, like lli, that are a part of the LLVM project. Thus, an executable for any ...