Pseudocode normally does not include:
A) Declarations.
B) Input/output.
C) Algorithms.
D) Control structures.

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Pseudocode is a high-level description of an algorithmic solution, but it does not include the actual coding or syntax of a particular programming language. Therefore, it does not require formal declarations of variables or data types as in programming languages. However, it includes input/output statements, algorithmic steps, and control structures like conditionals and loops.

Pseudocode Normally Does Not Include