Yes. When you’re having a conversation about programming concepts, but you don’t want to get lost in details of implementation or gotchas related to a given lan

Yes. When you’re having a conversation about programming concepts, but you don’t want to get lost in details of implementation or gotchas related to a given language, you operate in pseudocode. I will note though that when I was in school there was an “official” pseudo code, and I’ve never met anyone who uses that. It’s usually just a lazy C syntax.