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Pseudocode

Programming and problem-solving are encountered throughout the course. The course requires students to have an understanding of the concepts of computational thinking. This page gives examples of where key resources related to teaching and learning pseudocode can be found. The language used in Paper 1 for any questions that require constructed code is referred to as pseudocode. The IB has set out a specific syntax...

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