Here is what I have the question is to input a list of emplyee names and saleris, and determine the mean (average) salary as well as the number of saleries above and below the average. This is to be in pseudocode.

I appreciate the assistance
[Main module

Declare Names[100], Salaries[100]
Set Sum = 0
Set Count1 = 0
Set K = 1
Write “Enter Employees Name and Salary.”
Write “Enter ,0 when done.”
Input Names[K], Salary[X]
While Salary[X] <> 0
Set Count1 = Count1 + 1
Set X[Count1] = Salary
Set Sum = Sum + Salary
Write “Enter another Employee Name and Salary (enter ,0 when done)”
Input Names[K], Salary[X]
End While
Set Average = Sum / Count1
Set Count2 = 0
For K = 1 Step 1 to Count1
If X[K] > Average Then
Set Count2 = Count2 + 1
Below_average = X[K] < Average
If X[K] < Average, Then
Set Count2 = Count 2 + 1, Below_average,
Declare Below_average as integer
Above_average =X[K] > average
If X[K] > Average, Then
Set Count2 = Count 2 – 1, Above_average
Declare Above_average as integer
End If
End If

Write “Average is”
Write “Below average is”
Write “ above average is”

End ]

What would be the most helpful is if you could put some indentation in your code like



That way we (and you) can read it better

I had them indented, for some reason when I copied and pasted it to this form it took out the indents.
Dose my Code look right?

Not bad, but try wrapping it in code tags, so some fancy colors come up up and the indentation issue more than likely won't happen.

I tried my best to read your code without proper indentation, but it's tough to grasp (particularly towards the end where you declare above & below average as integers).

Try implementing this pseudocode into a programming language of your choice, then test it and debug if necessary).

Or repost this pseudocode with proper indentation using the code tags in the toolbar above the text editor input box.

I'll be glad to step through the pseudocode when it's easier to read.

Steve

Judging from the title, I thought this was a job offer.