Here are pseudocode examples for five basic programming tasks:
- Pseudocode for Sum of Two Numbers: This pseudocode calculates the sum of two numbers.
Input: two numbers, num1 and num2 Result: the sum of num1 and num2 sum = num1 + num2 Display sum
- Pseudocode for Finding the Maximum of Two Numbers: This pseudocode finds and displays the larger of two numbers.
Input: two numbers, num1 and num2 Result: the maximum of num1 and num2 if num1 > num2 Display num1 else Display num2
- Pseudocode for Counting from 1 to N: This pseudocode counts from 1 to N and displays each number.
Input: a positive integer N Result: counting from 1 to N set count to 1 while count <= N Display count increment count by 1
- Pseudocode for Calculating Factorial: This pseudocode calculates the factorial of a given number.
Input: a non-negative integer n Result: n factorial set factorial to 1 for i from 1 to n multiply factorial by i Display factorial
- Pseudocode for Simple Loop: This pseudocode demonstrates a simple loop that prints a message multiple times.
Input: a positive integer N Result: repeating a message N times set count to 1 while count <= N Display "Hello, World!" increment count by 1
These pseudocode examples cover common programming tasks like arithmetic operations, conditional statements, loops, and mathematical calculations. They provide a high-level representation of the logic needed to solve these tasks and can serve as a starting point for implementing actual code in a specific programming language.