pseudocode

English

Etymology

pseudo- +‎ code

Noun

pseudocode (countable and uncountable, plural pseudocodes)

1. (computing) A description of a computer programming algorithm that uses the structural conventions of programming languages but omits detailed subroutines or language-specific syntax.

Derived terms

• pseudocoded

Translations

description of a computer programming algorithm

• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 偽代碼／伪代码 (zh), 伪代码 (zh) (wěidàimǎ), 虛擬代碼／虚拟代码, 虚拟代码 (xūnǐ dàimǎ)

• Czech: pseudokód m
• Dutch: pseudocode (nl)
• Finnish: pseudokoodi
• French: pseudo-code (fr)
• German: Pseudocode f
• Italian: pseudocodice m
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• Japanese: 擬似コード (giji-kōdo)
• Korean: 의사코드 (uisakodeu), 슈도코드 (syudokodeu)
• Polish: pseudokod m
• Portuguese: pseudocódigo m
• Russian: псевдоко́д (ru) m (psevdokód)
• Spanish: pseudocódigo m
• Swedish: pseudokod (sv) c