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Pseudo Code for Rhythm Speed Selection
Overview
This pseudo code handles the user input for selecting a rhythm speed. The program continuously prompts the user for a valid input until a correct rhythm speed (1, 2, or 3) is entered.
Pseudo Code Structure
Initialize Loop
- Start an infinite loop to repeatedly ask for user input.
Prompt User for Input
- Display a message asking for speed (options: 1, 2, or 3).
Define Valid Speeds
- Create a range for valid speeds: 1, 2, and 3.
Input Validation
- Check if the input is a digit (i.e., a valid number).
- If it is a digit:
- Convert the input to an integer.
- Check if the integer is within the valid speeds.
- If it is valid, exit the loop.
- If not:
- Display a message to enter a valid speed.
- If not a digit:
- Display a message to enter a valid number.
- If it is a digit:
- Check if the input is a digit (i.e., a valid number).
Pseudo Code
WHILE True:
PRINT "Choose rhythm speed 1, 2 or 3:"
speed = INPUT() // Get user input
speeds = [1, 2, 3] // Define valid rhythms
IF speed is a digit THEN
speed = CONVERT speed to integer
IF speed is in speeds THEN
BREAK // Exit loop if valid speed
ELSE
PRINT "Enter a valid speed:"
ELSE
PRINT "Enter a valid number:"
Key Considerations
- The loop continuously prompts until valid input is provided.
- The program validates both the format and the range of the input.
- Clear messages are communicated to guide the user for correct input.
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Description
This pseudo code outlines a process for users to select a rhythm speed (1, 2, or 3) through continuous input prompts while ensuring valid input through digit checking and range validation.