Algorithms are a generic way of describing a solution to a computational problem without use of any specific programming language syntax. It cannot be executed on a real computer, but it can model and resemble real programming code. Natural language is used whenever details are unimportant or distracting.

Your algorithm:

Must be unambiguous (exact)are the steps numbered? do we always know where to go next or are we left hanging? Must be correct (solves the problem)are the requirements being met? Must come to an end (terminate)how do we know when to end this? Must be general (for all cases).can we input any data & still solve the problem? Must be at the right level of detail.will a computer (in general) understand what we are asking it to do?

Requirements --> Accept as input the 3 dimensions of a pyramid (base length, base width, and height) and calculate the volume. Print the result.