Sunday, June 1, 2014
TG: Build Game
Writing pseudocode helps to develop a game’s functionality by allowing the game designer to read and remember exactly what the programming code is doing. After you read it or look at the pseudocode so many times and you look at the action script, it helps to solidify the code and what it does in your mind. At least this is how it helps me. I add it when I am working with particularly difficult or new code and I find myself not remembering what the code is doing. After I have used it a few times, I don't need the pseudocode anymore, but it really helps when the code it new.
It is good to leave it in though because if you are like me, after a while you forget what the code did. Then, if you have the pseudocode, you have it written out for you.
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