January 2019
Beginner to intermediate
745 pages
21h 6m
English
Two pseudocode constructs—selection and repetition (looping)—are hallmarks of imperative languages. In Chapter 6, we implemented these constructions in assembly language, showing how detailed the instructions had to be. We also examined these constructs along with subprograms in pseudocode. In high-level languages, selection and repetition are very easy. Subprograms and parameter passing, however, are more complicated.
First, we review the concept of a Boolean expression, which is the construct that high-level languages use to make choices. We then examine other constructs that high-level languages provide to make programming easier and safer.
In Chapter 6, we wrote an algorithm ...
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