How would I turn this into Pseudo code?

by

<div style=”position: absolute; width: px; height: px; z-index: ; left: px; top: px” id=”layer”>

<img alt=”heading” src=”heading.jpg” width=”” height=”” /></div>

<div style=”position: absolute; width: px; height: px; z-index: ; left: px; top: px” id=”layer”>

<table style=”background-color:black; margin-left: auto; margin-right:auto; margin-top:px;” %” cellspacing=”” cellpadding=””>

<tr>

<td colspan=””><img src=”gallery pics/mainpic.png” name=”main” width=”” height=”” id=”main” /></td>

</tr>

<tr>

<td width=”%”><a href=”javascript:;” onclick=”MM_swapImage(‘main’,”,’gallery pics/mainpic.png’,)”><img src=”gallery pics/mainpicthumb.png” name=”t” width=”” height=”” border=”” id=”t” onclick=”MM_effectAppearFade(‘main’, , , , false)” /></a></td>

<td width=”%”><a href=”javascript:;” onclick=”MM_swapImage(‘main’,”,’gallery pics/p.png’,)”><img src=”gallery pics/pthumb.png” name=”t” width=”” height=”” border=”” id=”t” onclick=”MM_effectAppearFade(‘main’, , , , false)” /></a></td>

<td width=”%”><a href=”javascript:;” onclick=”MM_swapImage(‘main’,”,’gallery pics/p.png’,)”><img src=”gallery pics/pthumb.png” name=”t” width=”” height=”” border=”” id=”t” onclick=”MM_effectAppearFade(‘main’, , , , false)” /></a></td>

</tr>

</table>

✅ Answers

? Favorite Answer

  • You shouldn’t. Pseudo code is used for program algorithm logic: IF X THEN Y and so on, not for HTML markup

  • Pseudocode is the term for an algorithm or similar piece of code that is written in a kind of hybrid of code and english, as opposed to an actual programming language.

    It is meant to convey a way of how to code something without requiring the reader to know the syntax of a particular programming language.

    The only way I can see this applied to HTML source code (which isn’t a programming language but a markup language used to describe structure and content of a web site) is to spell out each element.

    For example the first div would translate to

    A square called “layer” with a side length of px length, pixels to the right and pixels down.

    Is this what you’re supposed to do? I seriously doubt that.

  • Pseudo Code of HTML would look more like a drawing than actual writing.

    See also  JAVA: Find the boolean for the following question?

    Pseudo Code is the equivalent of a teacher requiring you to turn in a Brain Storm (Pseudo Code) and then a Book Report (The Actual Code)

    Pseudo Code isn’t a language or an actual code.

    • Other Related Questions

    Learning Visual Basic ?

    Answers Favorite AnswerTry using "System.Diagnostics.Process. GetProcessesByName( "iwmp" ).Length > " for your check.

    Microsoft Office word Fast answer needed its urgent?

    Answers Favorite AnswerTry this:http://www.techsupport.com///microsoft-wo...Here is another thread re: the same issue with instructions:http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/modification-not-...http://www.techsupport.com///microsoft-wo...http://support.microsoft.com/kb/http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/of...

    Can I download a whole city android google maps?

    Answers Favorite Answer:) Yes!!!Interesting question. I wonder why it has blocked in this way especially considering that Google Earth is very detailed and has good maps of Israel.

    What is meant by ROM ? Explain in simple but elaborate terms.What about mobile ROM’s?

    Answers Favorite AnswerHi Diva below is a link that will give a simple answer.http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_ROM_stand_for_...Hope this helps.Source(s): Experience and wiki answers.ROM is Read only memory. i.e data can write only once.There two types of ROM..ROM.PROMThe difference between ROM and PROM.that is ROM is programmed during manufacturing it means data stored by manufacturing company.PROM is blank memory that a user programmable memory.user can store content on PROM.both ROM and PROM are Read only memory Data can write only once.and its not possible to write so many time.Memories of PROM and ROM are Non-volatile in nature. Its that stored informations can retain even power goes off.

    Leave a Comment