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O-Level Pseudocode Exercises Set 3

The document outlines a set of pseudocode exercises focused on various programming concepts. It includes tasks such as generating multiplication tables, summing odd numbers, counting factors, and identifying prime numbers. Each task specifies conditions and outputs based on the results of the computations.

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O-Level Pseudocode Exercises Set 3

The document outlines a set of pseudocode exercises focused on various programming concepts. It includes tasks such as generating multiplication tables, summing odd numbers, counting factors, and identifying prime numbers. Each task specifies conditions and outputs based on the results of the computations.

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OLEVEL PSEUDOCODE – set 3

1. Multiplication Table with Conditions


Write pseudocode to print the multiplication table for 1 to 5. For each result, if the answer
is even, print “Even Result”.

2. Sum of Odd Numbers in Nested Loops


Write pseudocode to find the sum of all odd numbers from 1 to 10, for every value of i
from 1 to 5, using nested loops. If the sum becomes greater than 20, print “Large Sum”.

3. Counting Factors with Special Message


Write pseudocode to count the number of factors for each number from 1 to 10. If the
number of factors is greater than 4, print “Many Factors”.

4. Number Pattern with Stars and Hashes


For each row from 1 to 4, and each column from 1 to 4, print “*” if the row number is
even, otherwise print “#”.

5. Checking Multiple Conditions for Number Pairs


For numbers i from 1 to 5 and j from 1 to 5, if the sum i + j is odd, and i is greater than j,
print the pair.

6. Find and Print Square Numbers


For numbers i from 1 to 10 and j from 1 to 10, if i * j is a perfect square, print “Square
Number Found”.

7. Nested Loop to Print Prime Numbers


For numbers from 2 to 10, check with another loop if a number is prime. If it is prime and
odd, print “Prime and Odd”.

8. Display Table Cell Type


For each row from 1 to 3 and each column from 1 to 3, if the row equals the column, print
“Diagonal”, otherwise if row + column equals 4, print “Opposite”.

9. Special Counting of Numbers


Use two loops with values from 1 to 3 for each. If both variables are even, print “Both
Even”. If both are odd, print “Both Odd”.
10. Print ‘Skip’ for Certain Sums
For numbers x from 1 to 5 and y from 1 to 5, if x + y is divisible by 3, print “Skip”. If x
and y are equal, print “Same”.

Let me know if you’d like to see any sample pseudocode for these questions!

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