Thank you so much for supporting so basically i am writing a pseudocode for the following problem Given a table as shown in the example below, print out the gene ID as well as the expression level for the gene, if the expression level is >= 100. The pseudo code must be generic, so that it can be used on another, but similar, matrix. 

Type                     Gene ID   Organism               Expression l
+evel
Transcription factor     Q0V7X4    Arabidopsis thaliana      58
Transcription factor     P52655    Homo sapiens              2107
Protein kinase           P42753    Arabidopsis thaliana      11
Protein kinase           Q8ND76    Homo sapiens              987765

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Here is the pseudocode that i have written to acheive this task please have a look if i write the pseudocode correctly or does it need editing? 

table <- INPUT TABLE
WHILE line IN table
    IF line >= 100
        expressionLevel <-  line
            PRINT geneID IN table
            PRINT expression level

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In reply to Re^2: pseudocode for getting data from table by shabird
in thread pseudocode for getting data from table by shabird

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