How Algorithm Representations Work
An algorithm is the procedure itself for solving a problem. That procedure can be written in several forms: natural language in everyday words, a flowchart drawn with boxes and arrows, or pseudocode in a notation close to a program. Changing the form doesn't change the procedure's content — what gets checked and what gets done stays the same.
GOAL
Explain that the same algorithm stays the same set of steps whether written as natural language, a flowchart, or pseudocode.
In the procedure that finds the larger of A and B, if A is 7 and B is 3, what gets output?