Take the pseudocode and write working C++ code. Where you see ellipses (...) add comments and print statements to explain what the code is doing. For example

 // create a loop variable

 cout << "variableName is " << variableName << endl; // inside loop cout << "in loop, variableName is " << variableName << endl; // loop execution complete cout << "loop complete, variableName is " << variableName << endl;

 These are called debugging print statments, they can help in debugging logic errors and determining program flow. 

char continueLoop = 'y'; ... 

while (continueLoop == 'y') {

 ... prompt user to continue (y/n) store user input in continueLoop 

} ...