pseudocode

[′süd·ō‚kōd] (computer science) In software engineering, an outline of a program written in English or the user's natural language; it is used to plan the program, and also serves as a source for test engineers doing software maintenance, it cannot be compiled.

Pseudocode

A notation resembling a programming language but not intendedfor actual compilation. It usually combines some of thestructure of a programming language with an informalnatural-language description of the computations to be carriedout. It is often produced by CASE systems as a basis forlater hand coding.

pseudocode

(1) The intermediate instructions generated from the source code of an interpreted language. See intermediate language.

(2) Natural language statements that represent the logic of a program. Similar in purpose to a flowchart, the pseudocode is written in the user's native language. It allows the programmer to state the basic logic of the application from which the source code will be written at a later time. The first pseudocode example below is entirely English, while the second one is English with a little bit of programming syntax. There are numerous pseudocode styles.

 ask user for two numbers add the two numbers display result function (Add2Numbers) display "Enter two numbers." get x and y display "The sum is x+y."

单词	pseudocode
释义	pseudocode pseudocode (ˈsjuːdəʊˌkəʊd) n (Computer Science) computing instructions written in symbolic code which must be translated into a program langauge before they can be executed pseudocode pseudocode [′süd·ō‚kōd] (computer science) In software engineering, an outline of a program written in English or the user's natural language; it is used to plan the program, and also serves as a source for test engineers doing software maintenance, it cannot be compiled. Pseudocode A notation resembling a programming language but not intendedfor actual compilation. It usually combines some of thestructure of a programming language with an informalnatural-language description of the computations to be carriedout. It is often produced by CASE systems as a basis forlater hand coding. pseudocode (1) The intermediate instructions generated from the source code of an interpreted language. See intermediate language. (2) Natural language statements that represent the logic of a program. Similar in purpose to a flowchart, the pseudocode is written in the user's native language. It allows the programmer to state the basic logic of the application from which the source code will be written at a later time. The first pseudocode example below is entirely English, while the second one is English with a little bit of programming syntax. There are numerous pseudocode styles. ask user for two numbers add the two numbers display result function (Add2Numbers) display "Enter two numbers." get x and y display "The sum is x+y." MedicalSeeloop
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