Write the pseudocode for the function, addRecord, to add a record to a linked list of records.

Assume the following variables are already defined, initialized, and available for you to use:

• start: A pointer holding the address of the first record of the list (or NULL)
• uaccountno: The user's account number (integer)
• uname: a character array containing the user's name
• uaddress: a character array containing the user's address

Assume you have the following struct definition:

struct record { int accountno; char name[25]; char address[50]; struct record* next; };

The pseudocode must have the following features:

1. Records must be stored in a linked list.

2. The linked list must be sorted in a ascending order of account #.

3. A new record must be inserted to the linked list without breaking the order.

   For example, if the list has records with the following account numbers:

   950, 980, 1002, 1005, 1010,

   and you are going to add a record with 1000, the list will be

   950, 980, 1000, 1002, 1005, 1010,

4. The list CANNOT have records with a duplicate account number.

   • If there is a duplicate in the list, return -1 at the end.
   • Otherwise (so a successful case), return 0.

5. You can ONLY use the vocabulary from the list below

• Pseudocode is not a standardized language.

• You MUST NOT write any C code (of course in the pseudocode.

  Don't even think of writing C code first and then translating it to pseudocode. It is no point to do it,

• Functioning pseudocode can be about 30 lines or less. Excessfively long pseudocode may end up with significant point deduction.