final project
lunes, 26 de mayo de 2014
pseudocode
first thing you have to know is how to design the program to know its operation
PSEUDOCODE
pseudocode is a description of compact and high-level operating informal1 principle of a computer program or other algorithm.
Uses the structural conventions of a programming language real, but is designed for human reading rather than machine readable, and independently of any other programming language. Normally, the pseudocode omits details that are not essential to human understanding of the algorithm, such as variable declarations, system-specific code and some subroutines. The programming language is supplemented, where appropriate, with detailed descriptions in natural language, or with compact mathematical notation. Pseudocode is used because this is easier to understand for people who code conventional programming language because it is an efficient and independent environment with the fundamental principles of an algorithm description.

The programming´s story
the programming is the process of designing, coding, debugging and maintaining the source code of computer programs . The source code is written in a programming language . The purpose of programming is to create programs that exhibit a behavior deseado.Para create a program and the computer what interpreter and execute the instructions written on it, a programming language should be used. In the beginning only user computers interpreted in a specific language, the lowest level , known as machine code , this being overly complicated to program . In fact only consists of strings of numbers 1 and 0 ( binary) . To facilitate the programming work , the first scientists working in the area decided to replace the instructions , strings of ones and zeros , by words or letters from the English; the coded and so created a higher level language , known as Assembly or assembly language.
The most popular program that is used to program C + +
The program is governed by rules and a more or less reduced orders, expressions, statements and commands that tend to resemble a naturally bounded (in English) language; and also have the distinction of reduced ambiguity.