I need help with pseudocode, and any help regarding forming these programs in Visual Logic would be helpful as well.

Question 1:
You have been asked to design the logic that will display each of the following lines to a screen.
John Doe
52
The end
Program written by: Brandon Folkers

I must form the pseudocode for this information.

Any help is greatly appreciated. I have a lot more to get caught up on. This is just the beginning.

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To form the pseudocode for displaying the given information, you can follow these steps:

1. Initialize a variable 'name' and assign it the value "John Doe".
2. Initialize a variable 'age' and assign it the value 52.
3. Initialize a variable 'message' and assign it the value "The end".
4. Initialize a variable 'author' and assign it the value "Brandon Folkers".

To display the information using pseudocode, you can use the output statement. The output statement is used to print or display values on the screen. Typically, it is represented as 'OUTPUT' followed by the value you want to display.

The pseudocode to display the given lines would be as follows:

```
name <- "John Doe"
age <- 52
message <- "The end"
author <- "Brandon Folkers"

OUTPUT name
OUTPUT age
OUTPUT message
OUTPUT "Program written by: " + author
```

Visual Logic is a specialized programming language, specifically designed for visual representation of algorithms. Each programming task in Visual Logic is represented as a flowchart. To create the aforementioned logic in Visual Logic, you would need to create a flowchart with appropriate symbols and connectors to represent the sequence of steps described above.

I hope this helps you get started with your pseudocode and Visual Logic projects! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.