- A pseudocode is a method of documenting a program logic in which English-like statements are used to describe the processing steps.
- These are structured English-like phrases that indicate the program steps to be followed to solve a given problem.
- The term “Code” usually refers to a computer program. This implies that, some of the words used in a pseudocode may be drawn from a certain programming language and then mixed with English to form structured statements that are easily understood by non-programmers, and also make a lot of sense to programmers.
However, pseudocodes are not executable by a computer.