Write pseudocode to look at 2 variables a students score on

Write pseudocode to look at 2 variables – a student’s score on a test, and that student’s overall average score in the class – to determine if the student is keeping track with her/his average performance in class. If the test score is strictly better than the average, then set a variable called PositiveProgress to TRUE. Otherwise, the variable PositiveProgress should be set to FALSE.

Solution

Pseudocode:

BEGIN
  
   // Declaring a variables
   DECLARE StudentScore AS FLOAT;
   DECLARE AverageClassScore AS FLOAT;
   DECLARE PositiveProgress AS BOOLEAN;
  
   // Initializing a variables
   INITIALIZE PositiveProgress = FALSE;
      
   // Accepting a variables
   PROMT \"Enter Student Test Score: \" AND STORE IN StudentScore;
   PROMT \"Enter Average Class Score: \" AND STORE IN AverageClassScore;
      
   // Validating Student Score
   IF isNaN(StudentScore) THEN
       PRINT \"Please enter a valid Student Test Score.\"
       EXIT;
   END IF;
  
   // Validating Average Class Score
   IF isNaN(AverageClassScore) THEN
       PRINT \"Please enter a valid Average Class Score.\"
       EXIT;
   END IF;
              
   // Calculating Performance of a Student
   PositiveProgress = cal_performance( AverageClassScore, PositiveProgress );
  
   // Printing Final result
   PRINT \" Performance of Student: \" +PositiveProgress;
      
END;

// Calculating Performance of a Student Method
SUB cal_performance( AverageClassScore, PositiveProgress )

   DECLARE PositiveProgress AS BOOLEAN;
  
       IF ( StudentScore >= AverageClassScore ) THEN
           PositiveProgress = TRUE;
       ELSE
           PositiveProgress = FALSE;
       END IF;

   RETURN PositiveProgress;
      
END SUB;