Pseudocode programming

Pseudocode is a way of designing computer programs using informal, human-readable language instead of strict programming syntax. It combines code-like structures with everyday language to outline the logic and steps of an algorithm clearly and simply. Pseudocode helps programmers plan their code before writing it in a specific programming language. It's not executable by a computer but serves as a blueprint to communicate ideas between developers and clarify the program's design. Ultimately, pseudocode makes it easier to understand complex processes without getting bogged down in technical details.