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Pseudocode is an informal high-level description of a computer program or algorithm that uses the structural conventions of a programming language for human reading rather than machine reading. There are three types of pseudocode problems: logical solving problems involving outputs, memory requirements, and loop iterations; word problems and those based on programming knowledge involving sorting algorithms and concepts; and syntax-based problems involving variable usage, indentation, and input/output methods. To practice pseudocode, one should practice actual programming, use pen and paper, make tables, keep track of all variables, pay attention to small details, and ensure concepts are clear.





