Introduction to programming with Pseudocode
by Timothy J Lockwood
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CONCLUSION
I hope that this tiny book has taught you the basic principles of sketching out computer programs with pseudocode and introduced you to computer programming in general. You have learned that any program can be written using the three constructs of sequence, selection, and repetition.
Where to from here? You should choose the computer language you are going to first learn to code in. We have covered the basics here. Next you have to learn how the language you choose implements sequence, selection, and repetition. Once you add working with functions and perhaps even object-oriented programming concepts like classes and objects, then you really will have a good grasp of computer programming.
When you do get into these advanced topics, you will be able to use your knowledge of pseudocode to plan more complicated programming projects. There are no set rules of how to write pseudocode for things like functions and class and objects. Just stick to the basics. Invent your own system, remembering that the pseudocode should still make sense to you, and hopefully other people as well. Good luck with your future endeavours, and happy programming!