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How can I add to my pseudocode a SYSDATE to indicate a current system date and y

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Question

How can I add to my pseudocode a SYSDATE to indicate a current system date and year. This must be for a worker who has worked for a company 5 years or more (years hired).

Does anybody can help me with my pseudocode?

Thank You

Pseudocode:

// Declare a variable that hold string value.

Declare String name

// Declare a variable to hold low degree value name.

Declare String lowDegree

// Declare a variable that hold lowest degree accept value name,

// initialized to AS, AA, AAS.

Declare String lowest = AS, AA, AAS

// Declare a variable to hold lowest degree value name.

Declare String lowestDegree

// Declare an internal name for an input file.

Declare InputFile HRMasterFile

// Open a file named HRMaste.dat on the disk.

Open HRMasterFile

Explanation / Answer

Answer:

CODE ADDED IS REPRESENT IN BOLD LETTERS

// Declare a variable that hold string value.

Declare String name

// Declare a variable to hold low degree value name.

Declare String lowDegree

// Declare a variable that hold lowest degree accept value name,

// initialized to AS, AA, AAS.

Declare String lowest = AS, AA, AAS

// Declare a variable to hold lowest degree value name.

Declare String lowestDegree

// Declare an internal name for an input file.

Declare InputFile HRMasterFile

// Open a file named HRMaste.dat on the disk.

Declare Int storesysdate
// Declare an int to storecurrentdate

Declare Int storeyear
// Declare an int to store year

Declare string emplyeename
// Declare an name to emplyee name who works more than 5 years

Open HRMasterFile

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