Algorithm - A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a specific problem or perform a task., Flowchart - A diagrammatic way of representing an algorithm using various symbols to denote different operations., Pseudocode - A readable description of an algorithm written in a style similar to programming languages, but simpler and language-independent., Sequence - A series of steps executed in the exact order written., Selection - A decision point in an algorithm where a condition determines which path is taken (e.g., IF statements)., Iteration - Repeating a set of instructions using loops (e.g., FOR, WHILE, REPEAT UNTIL)., Boolean Expression - An expression that evaluates to either TRUE or FALSE., Comparison Operators - Symbols used to compare values: >, >=, <, <=, =, <>., Assignment Operator - Used to assign a value to a variable (e.g., Total ← Price + Tax)., IF...THEN...ELSE - Conditional statement used to perform different actions based on whether a condition is true or false., CASE...OF - A selection structure for handling multiple conditions or options., FOR...NEXT - A loop that repeats a block of code a specific number of times (count-controlled loop)., WHILE...ENDWHILE - A loop that continues as long as the given condition is true (pre-condition loop)., REPEAT...UNTIL - A loop that continues until the given condition becomes true (post-condition loop)., Variable - A named storage location that holds a value that may change during program execution., Input Statement - Used to get data from the user (e.g., INPUT age)., Output Statement - Used to display data to the user (e.g., OUTPUT 'Your age is', age)., Password Check - Validating user input using WHILE or REPEAT loops until a correct password is entered., Constant - A fixed value that does not change during the program execution., Step - An increment or decrement value used in FOR loops to change the loop counter by a specific amount., Prompt - A message displayed to the user requesting input., Condition - An expression that controls the flow of logic in a selection or iteration statement., Structured English - Using simple English statements formatted like code to describe logic clearly.,

Unit 8 Algorithms - T3 Algorithms & Pseudocode - Match Up

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