The document outlines pseudocode for various exercises including multiplying numbers, calculating resistance, checking for negative numbers, calculating change from a banknote, summing positive numbers, determining student pass/fail grades, and calculating gross pay. Each exercise follows a structured format with steps for input, processing, and output. The pseudocode serves as a guide for implementing these basic programming tasks.
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Pseudocode Exercise
The document outlines pseudocode for various exercises including multiplying numbers, calculating resistance, checking for negative numbers, calculating change from a banknote, summing positive numbers, determining student pass/fail grades, and calculating gross pay. Each exercise follows a structured format with steps for input, processing, and output. The pseudocode serves as a guide for implementing these basic programming tasks.
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Pseudocode exercise
1. Multiplying two numbers
I. Start II. Get number1, number2 III. Calculate result = number1 * number2 IV. Display result V. End
2. Calculating resistance I. Start II. Get voltage(V), current(I) III. Calculate resistance = V/I IV. Display resistance V. End
3. Check if a number is negative
I. Start II. Get number III. If number < 0, Display “Negative number” IV. End
4. Calculate change from a given banknote
I. Start II. Get price, banknote III. If banknote >= price Calculate change = banknote – price Display change Else Display “Insufficient amount paid” IV. End
5. Sum two positive numbers
I. Start II. Get number1, number2 III. If number 1 > 0 and number 2 > 0 Calculate sum = number1 + number2 Display sum Else Display “Both numbers must be positive” IV. End
6. Student grade pass/fail
I. Start II. Get student grade III. If student grade >= 60, Display “Passed” Else, Display “Failed” IV. End