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PSEUOCODEPRACTICE

The document provides examples of pseudocode for various programming tasks suitable for A-Level Computer Science (9618). It includes examples for multiplying numbers, checking conditions, mapping numbers to colors, counting even numbers, calculating averages, sorting numbers, and summing values until a negative number is entered. Each example demonstrates basic programming concepts and control structures in pseudocode format.

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PSEUOCODEPRACTICE

The document provides examples of pseudocode for various programming tasks suitable for A-Level Computer Science (9618). It includes examples for multiplying numbers, checking conditions, mapping numbers to colors, counting even numbers, calculating averages, sorting numbers, and summing values until a negative number is entered. Each example demonstrates basic programming concepts and control structures in pseudocode format.

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PSEUOCODE PRACTICE A-LEVEL CS 9618

Example 1: Multiply Two Numbers

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OUTPUT "Enter first number:"
INPUT Number1
OUTPUT "Enter second number:"
INPUT Number2
Product ← Number1 * Number2
OUTPUT "The product is:", Product

Example 2: Check if Number is Not 5 or 6

OUTPUT "Enter a number:"


INPUT Number
IF Number ≠ 5 AND Number ≠ 6 THEN
OUTPUT "The number you entered is not a 5 or a 6."
ELSE
OUTPUT "You entered a 5 or a 6."
ENDIF

Example 3: Number to Color Mapping

OUTPUT "Enter a number:"


INPUT Number
IF Number > 0 AND Number ≤ 10 THEN
OUTPUT "blue"
ELSE IF Number > 10 AND Number ≤ 20 THEN
OUTPUT "red"
ELSE IF Number > 20 AND Number ≤ 30 THEN
OUTPUT "green"
ELSE
OUTPUT "It is not a correct color option."
ENDIF

Example 4: Multiples of 5 from 1 to 100

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FOR Count ← 1 TO 100 DO
IF Count MOD 5 = 0 THEN
OUTPUT Count
ENDIF
NEXT Count
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Example 5: Count Even Numbers Up to User-Defined Limit

OUTPUT "Enter the stopping point:"


INPUT StopPoint
CountEven ← 0
FOR Number ← 1 TO StopPoint DO
IF Number MOD 2 = 0 THEN
CountEven ← CountEven + 1
ENDIF
NEXT Number
OUTPUT "The total number of even numbers is:", CountEven

Example 6: Average, Minimum, and Maximum of 5 Numbers

DECLARE Numbers[5]
Sum ← 0
FOR i ← 0 TO 4 DO
OUTPUT "Enter number:", i+1
INPUT Numbers[i]
Sum ← Sum + Numbers[i]
NEXT i

Average ← Sum / 5
Min ← Numbers[0]
Max ← Numbers[0]

FOR i ← 1 TO 4 DO
IF Numbers[i] < Min THEN
Min ← Numbers[i]
ENDIF
IF Numbers[i] > Max THEN
Max ← Numbers[i]
ENDIF
NEXT i

OUTPUT "The average is:", Average


OUTPUT "The smallest number is:", Min
OUTPUT "The largest number is:", Max

Homework 1: Sort Three Numbers


OUTPUT "Enter first number:"
INPUT Num1
OUTPUT "Enter second number:"
INPUT Num2
OUTPUT "Enter third number:"
INPUT Num3

IF Num1 > Num2 THEN


Temp ← Num1
Num1 ← Num2
Num2 ← Temp
ENDIF

IF Num2 > Num3 THEN


Temp ← Num2
Num2 ← Num3
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Num3 ← Temp
ENDIF

IF Num1 > Num2 THEN


Temp ← Num1
Num1 ← Num2
Num2 ← Temp
ENDIF

OUTPUT "The numbers in sorted order are:", Num1, Num2, Num3

Homework 2: Running Sum Until Negative Number


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Sum ← 0
REPEAT
OUTPUT "Enter a number:"
INPUT Number
IF Number >= 0 THEN
Sum ← Sum + Number
ENDIF
UNTIL Number < 0
OUTPUT "The final sum is:", Sum

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