Answer:
Please note that the AP Computer Science Principles Pseudocode does not have a specific syntax like programming languages such as Python or Java. It is a simplified representation of code concepts to demonstrate algorithmic thinking without getting bogged down in language-specific syntax. However, I will provide pseudocode that follows the general guidelines and logic structures that are common in many programming languages and could be interpreted as being in the spirit of AP CSP pseudocode.
Print out the message "Loops are Fun!" 25 times.
FOR i FROM 1 TO 25
DISPLAY "Loops are Fun!"
END FOR
Print out 5 random numbers between 1 and 10.
FOR i FROM 1 TO 5
randomNumber = RANDOM(1, 10)
DISPLAY randomNumber
END FOR
Print out the numbers 10 to 20 in order.
FOR number FROM 10 TO 20
DISPLAY number
END FOR
Have the user enter 10 numbers, and print out the number multiplied by 5 each time.
FOR i FROM 1 TO 10
DISPLAY "Enter a number:"
INPUT number
result = number * 5
DISPLAY result
END FOR
Have the user keep entering a number until it is greater than 10.
REPEAT
DISPLAY "Enter a number greater than 10:"
INPUT number
UNTIL number > 10
Ask the user for a number. Print out all of the whole numbers less than that number and greater than zero.
DISPLAY "Enter a number:"
INPUT userNumber
FOR i FROM 1 TO userNumber - 1
DISPLAY i
END FOR
Please remember that this pseudocode is for illustrative purposes and is not executable in a real interpreter. It is meant to convey the logic of the algorithms in a way that is understandable without requiring knowledge of a specific programming language.
Step-by-step explanation: