In terms of Pseudo-Code: Which of the following statements is NOT correct

Question 10 options:

A set of instruction that have to use a specific syntax

No strict set of standard notations

Is not a programming language

Easy to understand, and clear

Respuesta :

A pseudocode is simply a false code that is used as a prototype for an actual program

The incorrect statement is option (a)

Take for instance, the following pseudocode to add two numbers

input a

input b

c = a + b

display c

Using the above pseudocode as a guide, we have the following observations

  • It is clear and can be easily understood
  • There is no standard notation; I can decide to replace "input" with "accept", and the pseudocode will still have the same meaning

From the definition of pseudocode, I stated that it is a prototype for an actual program.

This means that, it is not a programming language

From the above explanation, we can conclude that the correct option is (a).

This is so, because a pseudocode does not have a syntax

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