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User Input Capture Program

This pseudo code outlines a simple program that prompts the user to enter two numbers and confirms the input with a message. It includes optional validation to ensure both inputs are numbers before displaying them.


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Prompt

print("enter 2 number")

Answer

Pseudo Code for User Input and Output

Objective

The goal of this pseudo code is to implement a program that prompts the user to enter two numbers and then prints a message indicating the action.

Pseudo Code Structure

  1. Print Prompt Message
  2. Get User Input for Two Numbers
  3. Handle User Input
  4. Output Confirmation Message

Pseudo Code

BEGIN Program

    // Step 1: Print the prompt asking for input
    PRINT "Enter 2 numbers:"

    // Step 2: Get user input
    DECLARE number1 AS INTEGER
    DECLARE number2 AS INTEGER

    READ number1
    READ number2

    // Step 3: Validate input (optional implementation)
    IF (number1 IS NOT A NUMBER OR number2 IS NOT A NUMBER) THEN
        PRINT "Invalid input, please enter valid numbers."
        EXIT Program
    END IF

    // Step 4: Output confirmation of numbers entered
    PRINT "You have entered: " + number1 + " and " + number2

END Program

Summary

  • The program begins by prompting the user to "Enter 2 numbers".
  • It reads two numbers from the user input.
  • Optionally, it can validate the inputs to ensure they are valid numbers.
  • Finally, it prints a confirmation message displaying the numbers entered by the user.

This pseudo code is straightforward and serves to clarify the intended logic for the task of prompting and capturing user input.

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Description

This pseudo code outlines a simple program that prompts the user to enter two numbers and confirms the input with a message. It includes optional validation to ensure both inputs are numbers before displaying them.