pseudocode

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Pseudocode is a plain language description of the steps in an algorithm or program, often used in Windows scripting and automation planning. On WindowsForum, users discuss pseudocode to outline file management tasks, such as conditionally deleting files with the same name but different extensions. For example, a photographer might use pseudocode to describe a process that deletes JPEG files only when a corresponding raw file exists, preserving standalone JPEGs. These discussions help clarify logic before implementing solutions in PowerShell, batch files, or other Windows tools. Pseudocode serves as a bridge between problem description and actual code, making it easier to troubleshoot and refine workflows on Windows systems.
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    Windows 7 Utility to conditionally delete files with same name

    I am a photographer and generate "raw" and JPG images. At a certain point in my workflow, I need to delete all the JPG images before proceeding. That's easy enough; in Windows Explorer, one can sort by type, then delete all the JPGs, or one could open up a command prompt in the directory and...