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Pseudo-code is not real code insofar as there is no standard and no compilers or interpreters that can reliably convert pseudo-code into machine code. It is a free-form language used for illustrative purposes only. Pseudo-code is typically used to express algorithms using a program-like language that can be easily adapted to any specific language. The choice of wording is entirely up to the author but must be used consistently and in an easy-to-understand manner, using concepts that are common across all languages including structured loops, control statements and functions. Anyone with any programming experience should be able to easily convert pseudo-code into real code without any major difficulty.

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