Define the term counting - pseudocode, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Define the term counting - Pseudocode

Counting in 1s is quite simple; use of statement count = count + 1 would enable counting to be done (for example in controlling a repeat loop). Statement literally means: (new) count = the (old) count + 1

It's possible to count in any increments just by altering the numerical value in statement (for example count = count - 1 counts backwards)

 


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