[isuru~]

Can I use

 int mArray[]={1,2,3,4,5}

to declare an array when writing pseudo code?

[AKMafia001]

Well! That would be a less pseudo-code and a more C/C++ statement...

I would do it somehow like this,

// Declarations
Constant Integer SIZE = 5
Declare Integer mArray[SIZE]
Declare Integer index

// loop through the array and fill it
For index = 0 to 4
    Set mArray[index] = index + 1
End For

// Print the contents of the array
For index 0 to 4
    print mArray[index]
End For

Hope this Helps!

This post has been edited by AKMafia001: 16 December 2012 - 02:46 AM

[isuru~]

Thanks. That explains a lot. But syill I need to get this cleared. What if I needed some values such as 1,8,9 with no order in that array> Do I have to assign each of them one by one??

[isuru~]

I mean if I wanted something like

myArray[]={21,54,78}

???

[sepp2k]

It's pseudo code. Just write it in any way that your reader will understand. myArray = {item1, item2, ...} seems perfectly fine to me (though personally I wouldn't bother with types in pseudo code).

PS: AKMafia's syntax seems needlessly verbose to me. I wouldn't go that way.

[AKMafia001]

Well! You know its pseudo-code, just try what looks good to you...

Set mArray[0] = 21
Set mArray[1] = 54 
Set mArray[2] = 78

Or even you can do it like this too,

Constant Integer SIZE = 3
Define Integer mArray[SIZE] = 21, 54, 78

// Or
Integer mArray[] = 21, 54, 78

Anything that suits you...

Hope this Helps!