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This document introduces pseudocode, which is a non-programming language used to design the logic and flow of a program before writing the actual code. It discusses common pseudocode structures like input/output, conditional statements, loops, and cases. Examples are given for how operations would be written in pseudocode versus actual programming languages like C# and Pascal. The document provides an assignment to write pseudocode that gets a number from the user and prints a message depending on if the number is less than or greater than 7.
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