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Fibonacci Sequence Pseudocode Guide

This document introduces pseudocode and provides exercises to practice writing pseudocode for various tasks like: telling a story using variables, ensuring one variable is always larger than another, printing sequences of numbers using loops, writing the Fibonacci sequence as a function, and writing a multiplication function without using the * operator. The goal is to describe the logic of a program without using a specific programming language.

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Fibonacci Sequence Pseudocode Guide

This document introduces pseudocode and provides exercises to practice writing pseudocode for various tasks like: telling a story using variables, ensuring one variable is always larger than another, printing sequences of numbers using loops, writing the Fibonacci sequence as a function, and writing a multiplication function without using the * operator. The goal is to describe the logic of a program without using a specific programming language.

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Hello, World!

Pseudocode

Website with examples

https://github.com/digshake/wustl-helloworld

What is pseudocode?

First:
What is code?
What is a programming language?

Variables

Variables are used to tell stories


Let me tell you a story using variables!

Exercise

Tell the following story using variables:


Michael is 30 years old
Sally is twice Michael's age
Sally is 3/4ths as old as Bill
Rachel is 52 years younger than Bill
The average age of the group is.?

Choice

Exercise

You are given two variables, x and y


Write code that ensures that x will always be
larger than y, swapping them if necessary

Iteration

Exercise

Write code (using loops!) that prints:

The values from 0 to 10 (inclusive)

The values from 1 to 10 (inclusive)

The values from 4 to 19 (inclusive)

Even values between 5 and 12 (inclusive)

Exercise

The fibonacci sequence is given as:


0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, .

Write pseudocode to print the first 50 fibonacci


numbers

Exercise

Write code to do the following:

Your code should count from 0 to 100

If the current number is divisible by 3, print fizz

If the current number is divisble by 5 print buzz

If it is divisible by 3 and 5, print fizzbuzz

Otherwise, print the number

Functions

f(x) = 3x + 2

Exercise

Change your fibonacci code to be a function. The


function should take in a value called N and return
the Nth fibonacci number. So if N = 1 then return
0, if N = 2 then return 1, etc.
Write a function called mult that takes in two values,
x and y, and returns the product. You may not use
* to accomplish this.

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