Before developing an application it needs to be somehow designed
- on a piece of paper, using UML or just by creating a
prototype. Another way to design the application logic is using
pseudo-code. What is pseudo-code and how to use it? Pseudo-code
is a non-formal language, a way to create a logical structure,
describing the actions, which will be executed by the
application. Using pseudo-code, the developer describes the
application logic using his native language, without applying
the structural rules of a specific programming language. The big
plus of the pseudo-code is that the application logic can be
easily understood by any developer in the development team (in
this case, it doesnít depend, which programming language knows
each team member). Also, when the application algorithm is
described in pseudo-code, it is very easy to transform the
pseudo-code into real code (using any programming language). For
a better understanding of what is pseudo-code, letís take a look
at an example. Suppose that you have