why don't you save num1 in the array?

[Bruno Valdeolmillos]

Hello, good day, I'm trying to make a program in pseudocode so that it saves a number greater than 100 in an array, but I do a "debuger" (I think it's called that in English, correct me if I'm wrong. That is, I put the variables and I am executing them one line at a time and I am seeing how the program behaves).
Here is the code, thanks.

  
untitled algorithm
Define num1,num2,a As Integer
Dimensiona[1]

write "give me 1 num"
read num1


If num1 >100 Then
read a[0]=num1

End if

postscript: dimension here is an array. and the word read in this pseudo-interpreter is like "host".

[Liutauras Vilda]

Bruno Valdeolmillos wrote:Hello, good day

Hello. We'll know later.

Do you have any questions? I saw some question the topic's title, but I couldn't understand it.

[Campbell Ritchie]

Why did you say read twice? Lines 7 and 11.

[Bruno Valdeolmillos]

Campbell Ritchie wrote:Why did you say read twice? Lines 7 and 11.

read is how to use java.util.scanner

[Bruno Valdeolmillos]

Campbell Ritchie wrote:Why did you say read twice? Lines 7 and 11.

the instruction is to make a program with 4 numbers and that shows with an arrangement the numbers that are larger than 100. can i explain better now? thank you

[Liutauras Vilda]

Bruno Valdeolmillos wrote:

Campbell Ritchie wrote:Why did you say read twice? Lines 7 and 11.

READ IS HOW TO USE JAVA.UTIL.SCANNER

But what you have as num1 at line 11 you already read at line 7. This is what Campbell said. And now you just need to store it, but not read again.

[Campbell Ritchie]

You are incorrect saying that read means to use a Scanner; you are writing pseudocode and you can ignore that sort of implementation detail.