Began class today and programming is now actually a bit fun now! So I decided to try my own pseudocode out does it look fine? This is not meant to be actually used just to understand logic of processing using pseudocode so there is no quotations or anything. Just wanna know if I am right or close to being right.

input creatureFish
input creatureSnail
input creatureCat
input creatureDog
input creatureSheep
input creatureHorse
input creaturePig
input creatureLlama

creatureFish = 0
creatureSnail = 0
creatureCat = 0
creatureDog = 0
creatureSheep = 1
creatureHorse = 1
creaturePig = 1
creatureLlama = 1

creatureCount = plus one
if creatureSheep, creatureHorse, creaturePig, creatureLlama
else creatureCount = 0

if creatureCount is more than 4
print farm
else
print nofarm
endif

Persudo code is ment to be easy to read, aswell as resemble code.

I wouldnt declare variables with input like how you did, unless you ment get input from keyboard..

Its kinda hard to tell what you mean here,

if creatureSheep, creatureHorse, creaturePig, creatureLlama
else creatureCount = 0

If I were to guess, I'd say if its them animals exist, but then you dont have any code there to run if thats true, then you have an else case.. so its kinda confusing.

As for this part,

if creatureCount is more than 4
print farm
else
print nofarm
endif

I would have written it with "> 4", rather than "is more than 4", but your endif is right. Im not sure if theres any presudocode syntax to print stuff to the screen, it can either be print, println, echo, <<, or quite a few things.

Thanks a ton bigbob Pointed out a ton of stuff that I missed. This is the example that was used in the class:
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input gramsCarb
input gramsProtein
input gramsFat

fatCalories = gramsFat times nine
carbCalories = gramsCarb times four
proteinCalories = gramsProtein times four
totalCalories = fatCalories plus carbCalories plus proteinCalories

fatPercentage = fatCalories divided by totalCalories

if fatPercentage is less than 0.30
print healthy
else
print unhealthy
endif
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So I basically followed it's path a bit and tried to write my own lol. Oh well, I think I made some decent progress so far, I took 6 weeks of PHP and couldn't even write my own things now only 3 days of programming logic and it's making a lot more sense.

My brain just melted a little. Time to buy a programming book! *batman music*

Yeah, I think I did this way wrong now lol. Anyway, I recommend getting a programming logic book first before jumping into coding it it will make a lot more sense

In java, this would look like this.

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input gramsCarb
input gramsProtein
input gramsFat

fatCalories = gramsFat times nine
carbCalories = gramsCarb times four
proteinCalories = gramsProtein times four
totalCalories = fatCalories plus carbCalories plus proteinCalories

fatPercentage = fatCalories divided by totalCalories

if fatPercentage is less than 0.30
print healthy
else
print unhealthy
endif
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int gramsCarb;
int gramsProtein;
int gramsFat;
// Other code here to prompt user for them values.

int fatCalories = gramsFat * 9;
int carbCalories = gramsCarb * 4;
int proteinCalories = gramsProtien * 4;
int totalCalories = fatCalories + carbCalories + proteinCalories;

double fatPercentage = fatCalories / totalCalories;

if (fatPercentage < 0.3)
{
System.out.println("Healthy.");
}
else
{
System.out.println("Unealthy.");
}

Awesome example Basically seems the same as the pseudocode! This week I'm learning bout modules / coupling and cohesion

But I don't get the System.out.println statement, shouldn't it be System.out.printOut or System.in.printOut? Wonder why it would be In kinda confusing lol. Unless the In refers to the input?

Had a question but solved it