HOW WOULD IT LOOK IN PYTHON?
We have translated out first pseudocode example into the real-world Python programming language here. Now, if you saved the following code to a file called Example1.py, and ran it through the Python interpreter, it would work!

Example1.py

a = int(input('Enter Number 1: '))
b = int(input('Enter Number 2: '))
c = a + b
print (c)

The program prompts you to enter two integers from the keyboard, one by one. The program then adds the two integers and prints the result. You can see how the similarity between the pseudocode and the real-world Python code is profound.

For simple programs such as this, you may wonder why you would write in Pseudocode to start with, and that is a fair point. However, remember, for larger programs, pseudocode allows you to focus on solving the problem at hand, independent of any specific programming language.