Mar
10
2012
chicken parmigiana in pseudo-code format
During my first class (C++ 1), I made a recipe book for a coder who is a disaster in the kitchen. It was his birthday and I wanted to do something cheeky. I thought it was quite nice and clever at the time.
I got the idea when the professor was explaining things based on recipes. Ingredients go first (variables and function prototypes) and then the instructions. That comment stuck with me.
I could have written it more accurate in the code part, but it was more of a cheeky and silly project. As in the instructions could have been the actual functions instead of the prototype + comments, but I wanted to keep it simple and under a page long.
//Chicken Parmigiana int main() { int eggs (2); int chicken (1), shredded_mozzarella (1), marinara (1), grated_parmesan (1); //packages int dry_bread_crumbs; int crisco; void prep(int crisco); //preheat oven to 350 degrees //lightly grease baking sheet void chicken_prep(int& chicken, int eggs, int dry_bread_crumbs); //cut chicken into smaller strips //place eggs into a bowl //put bread crumbs into another bowl //dip chicken into egg, then crumbs, and put on baking sheet //bake 40 mins. void combine(int& chicken, int sauce, int shredded_mozzarella, int grated_parmesan); //pour 1/2 the sauce into a baking dish //place chicken over sauce //cover with sauce //sprinkle with cheese void cook(int& chicken); //start pasta now //cook chicken for another 20mins return 0; } |
