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3.2C Ways of Representing Algorithms

We can describe an algorithm in different ways, such as using everyday language, flow charts, pseudocode, and actual programming languages. Using everyday language is common because it’s easy to understand and can be shared with a wide range of people. When we're creating algorithms, we often work with both programmers and non-programmers, but everyone understands everyday language. However, there are downsides to...

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