See all glossary termsWe talk about "pseudo code" when we write code that looks like a programming language but isn't one. It's a way to describe algorithms and solutions using fake functions and variables that don't exist.
Pseudo code is useful if the names picked for the functions and variables are clear enough that people reading it can intuit what they do. It's a way to communicate ideas without getting bogged down in the details of a specific programming language, without caring about syntax.
Incidentally, pseudo code often looks like GDScript! It's a testament to how readable and straightforward Godot's language is.