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iPseudocode is an iPhone/iPad app designed for novice programmers, students beginning the learning process of programming languages and programming teachers that want to introduce the basic concepts of programming (sequencing, selection and iteration), before a complex programming language.

iPseudoCode allows the user to implement and execute small programs written in pseudocode. The app also allows to generate automatically a flow diagram direct from the program to illustrate graphically the flow of the program control.

iPseudoCode supports English, Spanish and Portuguese pseudocode for programs. For example, you can write the program using English pseudocode and automatically convert the program to Spanish or Portuguese pseudocode and viceversa.

iPseudocode is an iPhone/iPad app designed for novice programmers, students beginning the learning process of programming languages and programming teachers that want to introduce the basic concepts of programming (sequencing, selection and iteration), before a complex programming language.

iPseudoCode allows the user to implement and execute small programs written in pseudocode. The app also allows to generate automatically a flow diagram direct from the program to illustrate graphically the flow of the program control.

iPseudoCode supports two grammars for programs, one with english keywords and other with spanish keywords.

An example of a program written in iPseudoCode is:

begin-program
i = 0
avg = 0
read "How many items?", numberOfItems

if (numberOfItems > 0) then
while (i < numberOfItems)
read itemValue
avg = avg + itemValue
i = i + 1
end-while

avg = avg / numberOfItems
write "Average = ", avg
end-if
end-program

iPseudocode is an iPhone/iPad app designed for novice programmers, students beginning the learning process of programming languages and programming teachers that want to introduce the basic concepts of programming (sequencing, selection and iteration), before a complex programming language.

iPseudoCode allows the user to implement and execute small programs written in pseudocode. The app also allows to generate automatically a flow diagram direct from the program to illustrate graphically the flow of the program control.

iPseudoCode supports two grammars for programs, one with english keywords and other with spanish keywords.

An example of a program written in iPseudoCode is:

begin-program
i = 0
avg = 0
read "How many items?", numberOfItems

if (numberOfItems > 0) then
while (i < numberOfItems)
read itemValue
avg = avg + itemValue
i = i + 1
end-while

avg = avg / numberOfItems
write "Average = ", avg
end-if
end-program

iPseudocode is an iPhone/iPad app designed for novice programmers, students beginning the learning process of programming languages and programming teachers that want to introduce the basic concepts of programming (sequencing, selection and iteration), before a complex programming language.

iPseudoCode allows the user to implement and execute small programs written in pseudocode. The app also allows to generate automatically a flow diagram direct from the program to illustrate graphically the flow of the program control.

iPseudoCode supports two grammars for programs, one with english keywords and other with spanish keywords.

An example of a program written in iPseudoCode is:

begin-program
i = 0
avg = 0
read "How many items?", numberOfItems

if (numberOfItems > 0) then
while (i < numberOfItems)
read itemValue
avg = avg + itemValue
i = i + 1
end-while

avg = avg / numberOfItems
write "Average = ", avg
end-if
end-program

iPseudocode is an iPhone/iPad app designed for novice programmers, students beginning the learning process of programming languages and programming teachers that want to introduce the basic concepts of programming (sequencing, selection and iteration), before a complex programming language.

iPseudoCode allows the user to implement and execute small programs written in pseudocode. The app also allows to generate automatically a flow diagram direct from the program to illustrate graphically the flow of the program control.

iPseudoCode supports two grammars for programs, one with english keywords and other with spanish keywords.

An example of a program written in iPseudoCode is:

begin-program
i = 0
avg = 0
read "How many items?", numberOfItems

if (numberOfItems > 0) then
while (i < numberOfItems)
read itemValue
avg = avg + itemValue
i = i + 1
end-while

avg = avg / numberOfItems
write "Average = ", avg
end-if
end-program