Start with two pieces of bread.
while the first piece of bread is not covered with peanut butter on one side
	Spread peanut butter on one side of the first piece of bread
while the second piece of bread is not covered with jelly on one side
	Spread jelly on one side of the second piece of bread
Place the jelly side of the second piece of bread against the peanut butter side of the first piece of bread.
Place sandwich on plate, and cut in half.

MakePBJRoutine(input: peanut butter, jelly, bottom bread, top bread) 
Begin routine:
        Take bottom bread. 
        Spread peanut butter on bottom bread. 
        Spread jelly on bottom bread. 
        If want more jelly:
              Spread jelly on bottom bread. 
        Place top bread slice on bottom bread
        Return finished sandwich
End routine 

makePBJroutine(input: P, J, TB, BB; Out: PBJ) {
     BB <- P;
     BB <- J;
     If(BB.J < PreferredJellyAmountConstant){
         BB <- J;
     } 
    PBJ <- (BB <- TB);
    Return PBJ;
}

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go down the list of birthdays
check if it is today
    memorize the student name
continue down the list

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first, sort  the birthdays
use a search algorithm to find the date more quickly

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Divide the birthdays by month
Search within each month

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Ahmed Jamal's solution 

go down the list of birthdays
check if it is today
    memorize the student name
otherwise
    continue down the list

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first, sort  the birthdays
use a search algorithm to find the date more quickly

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Divide the birthdays by month
Search within each month

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Divide the year into 365 days solution 
(Ahmed Jamal's solution on Slack #-05-random)