Pseudocode is the rough sketch—like when I plan a phijigee phanek border with arrows and notes on scraps. Algorithm is the step-by-step method, like the exact count of warp threads I must set before weaving. A program is the final, running code, which is like the actual, finished textile. Our school exams ask for algorithms in theory questions, but in practicals, they want the full program, because, honestly, the theory papers feel far removed from the stubborn logic of a computer, much like how my design notes never capture the struggle of a tangled silk yarn.
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