GCSE Computer Science: Algorithm in Pseudocode
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Algorithm in Pseudocode
Designing a proper algorithm plays an important role in the software development process. An algorithm is generally written using pseudocode or flowcharts. Pseudocode is a readable description of what a computer program will do. In this article, various statements and structures used in Pseudocodes and various symbols used in flowcharts are discussed.
This GCSE Computer Science module introduces algorithm in pseudocode to your students, explaining:
- Input and Output
- How to assign a value
- What are conditional statements
- Loop statements
- Flowchart symbols
More Algorithms Modules
Algorithm in Pseudocode is one lesson in our Algorithms module. The other algorithms lessons can be found below:
