CC2 - Week 1 – “Pseudocode Standard”:
These ingeneous limited edition spectacles actually enable one to 'see' the code - just like Neo.
Send your credit card details to notesdontmatter for a pair ($799.95 US - today only).
Here is my solution on virtual paper to this weeks million dollar challenge:
IF operator hits start THEN
SEQUENCE – C, D, E, F, G, A, B
CASE note OF synth plays:
C : Play A
D : Play B
E : Play C
F : Play D
G : Play E
A : Play F
B : Play G
ENDCASE
INCREMENT notecount
REPEAT - UNTIL notecount = 20
ENDSEQUENCE
ENDIF
Thankyou for listening to the virtual sound of ‘a minor’ – the Major of all minor keys. Tune in next week when I shall attempt to reconstruct a Brahms symphony using nothing but my absent mind and an invisible grain of sand.
I think code is going to drive me mad…
Reference:
Christian Haines. "Pseudocode Standard". Lecture presented at the University of Adelaide, Schultz building, Room 408. 01/03/2007.
posted by David J Dowling @ 1:56 PM
3 Comments:
It's interesting to note the kind of language terms people are coming up with for their code. Yours has given me some ideas, although I have already published mine (which seems to rely on a loop-based framework a lot).
Love the pseudocode glasses, I'm in on the first day, so can I get a pair and you direct debit me?
Credit Card #?
Can I borrow a pair of glasses? And a grain of sand, while you're up.
Post a Comment
<< Home