Thread: URGENT Pseudocode help!!!

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    The changes do look good.

    Especially now that you define what each case does.

    Quote Originally Posted by mcgeady
    Should I write something like the following (instead of "convert currency"):
    » Since you did modify some of the statements in your pseudocode, it may actually be good to write the conversion process instead of "convert currency".

    Quote Originally Posted by mcgeady
    Code:
    prompt for amount
    	    INPUT amount
                        pound = 0.70 * amount
    	    DISPLAY converted currency
    » Something like this looks fine. It will help define which case does what with which currency, if that makes sense.


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    Ok, thanks a lot. I'll check this topic in the morning for replies so if anyone has anything to add please do.

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