Pseudo Code for Counter Loop

Objective

To create a loop that prints the message "Welcome to ITE-4!" a specified number of times, incrementing the counter by 2 each iteration.

Pseudo Code Explanation

1. Initialize Counter: Set the initial value for the counter.
2. Define Loop Condition: The loop should continue as long as the counter is less than 5.
3. Print Message: Within the loop, print the message.
4. Increment Counter: Increase the counter by 2 after each iteration.

Pseudo Code

BEGIN
    SET counter = 0                          // Initialize the counter
    WHILE counter < 5 DO                     // Start loop while counter is less than 5
        PRINT "Welcome to ITE-4!"           // Print the welcome message
        SET counter = counter + 2            // Increment counter by 2
    END WHILE                                // End of loop
END

Key Points

• The loop starts with a counter value of 0.
• The condition checks if the counter is less than 5 before running the loop.
• The message "Welcome to ITE-4!" is printed every time the loop iterates.
• The counter is incremented by 2, effectively causing the loop to run 3 times with counter values at 0, 2, and 4.

This pseudo code provides a clear and structured representation of the intended logic for the loop, suitable for documentation and initial software design discussions.