Program m ers have yet another form of program m ing language called pseudo-code. Pseudo-code is sim ply English arranged with a general structure sim ilar to a high-level language. I t isn't understood by com pilers, assem blers, or any com puters, but it is a useful way for a program m er to arrange instructions. Pseudo-code isn't well defined; in fact, m ost people write pseudo-code slightly differently. I t's sort of the nebulous m issing link between English and high-level program m ing languages like C. Pseudo-code m akes for an excellent introduction to com m on universal program m ing concepts