what is the role of syntax in pseudocode?
it isn't necessary
it relies on indentation
it relies on brackets
it prevents error messages
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Syntax in pseudocode is important in order to ensure clarity and consistency when describing an algorithm. It typically relies on a consistent use of language, indentation, and simple formatting conventions (such as using keyword symbols like "if" or "while" to indicate control flow). While it may not be strictly necessary, having structure and organized language can make pseudocode easier to read and understand, and can potentially reduce the risk of introducing errors or misunderstandings into the overall design.