Python operators & pseudocode rules

Use BEGIN and END. Close IF with END IF, WHILE with END WHILE, and FOR with END FOR. IF requires THEN; loops require DO. Counted loops include the end value; use STEP -1 to count down.

Arithmetic: + - * / // % **. DIV means floor division; MOD means remainder. ^ is bitwise XOR. Comparisons: == != < <= > >=; = inside an expression means equality. Use AND OR NOT for Boolean logic, and parentheses to group expressions.

Use DISPLAY "Result:", value or DISPLAY "Result: " + str(value) for mixed text and numbers. Use # for inline comments; // is a comment only at the start of a line. Declare numeric INPUT variables as INTEGER, FLOAT or REAL; undeclared INPUT is text.

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