bah, sod writing pseudocode, get stuck in :)
When you're a seasoned programmer then you will be better served by sitting with pencil and paper before starting on code. When you're learning, get stuck into the code and make a load of design, syntax and logic errors. You will learn really fast what pitfalls await.
Not going through this process will leave you writing perfect code, until you compile your program and it doesn't work and you will never find out why.
When you're a seasoned programmer then you will be better served by sitting with pencil and paper before starting on code. When you're learning, get stuck into the code and make a load of design, syntax and logic errors. You will learn really fast what pitfalls await.
Not going through this process will leave you writing perfect code, until you compile your program and it doesn't work and you will never find out why.