Flowcharts and pseudocode allow you to solve problems directly with your brain, without any programming tools

What never changes in programming (internal work) :

  1. Interest programming: fun, concise (the higher the abstraction ability, the more concise)

  2. Logic (algorithms) : Writing code is writing logic

    • Syllogism logic is often used

    • Logic is often counter-intuitive

    • “Structured programming” theory: Three statements representing all logic (which can become cumbersome in some cases, such as error handling)

      • Sequential execution of statements:

        Statement 1 statement 2Copy the code

      • Condition statement: if…. else

      • Loop statement: while…. do, for i from 1 to n…

    • All statements can be represented with flowcharts and pseudocode -> all logic

  3. The data structure

  4. Abstract ability