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Which of the following is an example of a pseudocode?

HTML

Java

CSS

Python (correct)

What is the purpose of using pseudocode?

To plan and design algorithms (correct)

To create user interfaces

To debug programs

To write efficient code

Which programming language is not suitable for writing pseudocode?

JavaScript

Assembly (correct)

Ruby

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Pseudocode

An example of pseudocode is a representation of an algorithm or program using natural language, structured notation, or a combination of both, that is easy for humans to understand but not directly executable by computers.
The purpose of using pseudocode is to plan out a program's logic and structure before implementing it in a programming language, allowing developers to identify and fix errors, and to communicate the algorithm's intent to others.

Unsuitable Language

There is no programming language that is not suitable for writing pseudocode, as pseudocode is not dependent on a specific programming language.

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Test your knowledge on pseudocode with this quiz! Learn about examples of pseudocode, its purpose, and which programming language is not suitable for writing pseudocode.