Pseudocode.

• 25 March 2023
• Pseudocode

Hi, here is an example of some Pseudocode (very difficult to spell!) I wrote for a bootcamp task, followed by the Javascript written from it:

Define recipe
1st Object elements
recipe name:
servings:
ingredients:
directions:
2nd Object elements recipe name:
servings:
ingredients:
directions:
3rd Object elements recipe name:
servings:
ingredients:
directions:
Call ingredients from object 2
Call directions from object 1

Javascript #

 const recipe = {
    recipeTitle1: 'Lasagne',
   recipeTitle2: 'Spaghetti vongole',
   recipeTitle3: 'Bean Casserole',
    servings1:8,
   servings2:2,
   servings3:10,
    ingredients1:['Mince', 'Tomatos', 'onions', 'garlic', 'Carrots', 'celery', 'herbs', 'seasoning'],
   ingredients2:['Vongole', 'Spaghetti', 'fresh tomatos', 'Garlic', 'seasoning'],
   ingredients3:['onions', 'tinned tomatos', 'courgettes', 'mushrooms', 'red pepper', 'cannalini, berlotti beans', 'peas', 'sweatcorn'],
    directions1: ['Brown mince', 'add onions, garlic, carrots and celery', 'add tomatos and seasoning', 'simmer for hours'],
   directions2: ['Put Spaghetti on to boil', 'skin the fresh tomatos after blanching', 'heat oil in pan', 'add garlic and tomatos', 'add clams and seasoning', 'add pasta when cooked'],
   directions3: ['fry the onion, courgettes, mushrooms and red pepper', 'add beans and tinned tomatos', 'add any seasoning you like', 'simmer for 2 hours', 'add peas and sweetcorn', 'serve with bulgar wheat']
  } 
 
for (const ingredient of recipe.ingredients2){
    console.log(ingredient);
  }
  for(const direction of recipe.directions1){
    console.log(direction);
  }
// function letsCook(recipe){
//   console.log(`I'm hungry, lets cook ${recipe.recipeTitle3}`);
// } 
//letsCook(recipe);
for (const [key,value] of Object.entries (recipe))
  {
    console.log(`${value}`);
  }

Console Output #

Go to the below code pen and have a try!

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