I was hoping someone could either verify my template below will work or help me make it better. The object of the program is to shuffle a deck of cards and take the top card, then prompt to the user if the next card will be higher or lower than this card, after they answer the next card in the deck is shown, if the user was right the program will loop and flip another first card over..ask them again... but if they get it wrong the program exits. 
do {
shuffle cards
print pulled card
While {  
ask user for 'higher' or 'lower'
print next pulled card
}
Unless ($guess was right){
quit;

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In reply to Pseduo code planning by sulfericacid

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