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Another example of using multiple conditions would be checking whether a person has a ticket. If not,
check if the person is a VIP. If either condition is true, display "Entry Allowed", otherwise, do not allow entry.

Start

Set hasTicket = TRUE

Set isVIP = FALSE
If hasTicket = TRUE OR isVIP = TRUE Then

Print "Entry Allowed"

End

Double Tap Century #Critical Thinking
21 st
Skills

Write the result for the following conditions if num1 is 200 and num2 is 400:

Start Start Start
If (num1 > 250) OR If (num1 > 250) AND If (num1 < 250)
(num2 > 250) Then (num2 > 250) Then Then
Print "TEA" Print "TEA" Print "TEA"
Else Else Else
Print "COFFEE" Print "COFFEE" Print "COFFEE"
End End End

REPEAT AND FOREVER LOOPS

Loops are used when we need to repeat actions without writing the same code again and again. They
help in saving time, reducing errors, and making the program shorter and cleaner.
Repeat Loop

A Repeat loop is used to repeat a set of actions a fixed number of times. It helps simplify the code when
the number of repetitions is known in advance.
For example:

Start
Repeat (5)

Move (10) steps

End

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