(1) A simple pseudocode example is provided in Listing 2.

(2) Listing 1 presents a simple, pseudocode outline of how you can write a method in Python.

(3) Pseudocode strikes aprecarious balance between the understandability and informality of English and the precision of code.

(4) The for loop is demonstrated in pseudocode format in Listing 10.

(5) After production of a flowchart, pseudocode, or both[http:///pseudocode.html], the programmer actually writes the code in a language specific for the project.

(6) We use a simplified pseudocode to reduce programming language "clutter".

(7) Listing 15 contains pseudocode for the definition of two rules.

(8) The hypothetical sample (pseudocode) in Listing 1 and Listing 2 below make it clearer.

(9) Listing 14 demonstrates this situation with pseudocode for the definition of two rules.

(10) When she is writing her flowcharts or pseudocode, she should review them with an eye toward test cases and make notes of the cases she needs.

(11) Last week we did the socks thing and that was in pseudocode.

(12) In general, a run through a directory looks something like the pseudocode in Listing 1.

(13) For a while loop, however, this means the code in the else clause is executed once, after the loop is terminated (see the pseudocode shown in Listing 7).

(14) Alright, we are back so we just wrote a programming pseudocode or walk through a programming pseudocode.

(15) The simplest flow control statement is the if statement, whose basic syntax is demonstrated in the pseudocode shown in Listing 4.

(16) For example, if the only word that could follow "color" in a language was "blue," the grammar would specify (in pseudocode) color commit() blue and would not bother parsing "color red."

(17) The Groovy script that you just wrote is almost like executable pseudocode.