Correct pesudo code.

[Ayiden]

I don't exactly understand Pseudo code, it is one of the requirements in my homework assignments and I am just wondering if this is acceptable pseudo code? My teacher hasn't bother with commenting on it, and I am just wondering. 

Pseudocode:
Feet = “”
Inches = 12
feetInches
 
#user input
Feet = UserInput(“How many feet do you have?”)
Display feet
 
#main program
feetInches = feet * inches
 
#output
display (“there are “ feetInches “inches in “ feet “feet”)

[sparkz_alot]

I think of pseudo code as an outline of what you want to accomplish before writing the actual code.

For example, suppose I want my code to test something, I might write:

if the variables are equal:
    Do this
else if they are not equal:
    Print this

By the way, yours would not work, as you define the variable "Feet", but you use "feet".  Remember in Python, case matters.

[Ayiden]

I think of pseudo code as an outline of what you want to accomplish before writing the actual code.

For example, suppose I want my code to test something, I might write:

if the variables are equal:
    Do this
else if they are not equal:
    Print this

By the way, yours would not work, as you define the variable "Feet", but you use "feet".  Remember in Python, case matters.

that I do understand, it's just I use word to type in my pseudo code so it always makes the first letter of the first word of the sentence caps.

[sparkz_alot]

Understood, so let me just say this....never, ever use an editor that adds formatting, unless it's specifically designed for coding, such as Notepad++ for Windows, or Kate for the Linux KDE desktop. Otherwise use a basic text editor such as MS Notepad.  If you look at your other post, you will notice you have the same case error (along with others).  So forget using Word and save yourself some headaches.

[Ofnuts]

Understood, so let me just say this....never, ever use an editor that adds formatting, unless it's specifically designed for coding, such as Notepad++ for Windows, or Kate for the Linux KDE desktop. Otherwise use a basic text editor such as MS Notepad.  If you look at your other post, you will notice you have the same case error (along with others).  So forget using Word and save yourself some headaches.

I concur... I've see a whole team of people spending two days trying to understand why a server would not start. It was a non-breaking space in a configuration item, that was copied/pasted from a Word document.