   Pseudocode Confusion !!
  Hello,I just picked up a new word in my journey of c++, and have no idea how to say it!! I asked my mom, but Im not sure if shes correct. Can someone please help me pronounce "Pseudocode". Like this for example:Ex: Guitar: gee - tar.Sounds kind of dumb, but Id rather ask a dumb question and learn, rather then learn something that is incorrect.One more question, I also read about "Stepwise Refinement". It explaines how to and why to use it. Does anyone who has used this, or still does think its a good habit and a good time saver?- Thanks for any help, suggestions, and/or advice.   
  I am not the best at making these pronouncing things but id saysue-doe  Codethe p is silent   ;Quote:Original post by Thors1982I am not the best at making these pronouncing things but id saysue-doe  Codethe p is silentfirst: he's right.second: yes, stepwise refinement is a good idea and should be done after you get your program working the way it should. ;Quote:Original post by Alpha_ProgDesQuote:Original post by Thors1982I am not the best at making these pronouncing things but id saysue-doe  Codethe p is silentfirst: he's right.second: yes, stepwise refinement is a good idea and should be done after you get your program working the way it should.Why after? Wouldnt it make more sence doing it first?   ;Quote:Original post by Anonymous PosterQuote:Original post by Alpha_ProgDesQuote:Original post by Thors1982I am not the best at making these pronouncing things but id saysue-doe  Codethe p is silentfirst: he's right.second: yes, stepwise refinement is a good idea and should be done after you get your program working the way it should.Why after? Wouldnt it make more sence doing it first?You are correct. I apologize. Talking out my arse.;  My partner in embedded control would always say "suade-o-code" and it used to drive me nuts. Of course, he wasn't an amazing scholar to begin with, so whatever. But yes, the correct pronounciation afaik is "sue-doe-code".[OT] I pronouce guitar more like "git-are". I stress the second syllabal more, otherwise you sound faily "hick-ish". [/OT]   