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Adam Beneschan schrieb:

>>  Cormen/Leiserson/Rivest/Stein (2001):
>>  Introduction to Algorithms, Second Edition.
>>
>> The notation used there is becoming more popular.
> 
> Is this a (somewhat) standardized enough notation that it's described
> online somewhere?  If so, where?  I don't have the CLRS book handy and
> I'm certainly not going to buy it just to see what the pseudo-code
> notation looks like.

I'm not aware of an online description, sorry.
An example, quickly taken from their making-of manual,
is http://home.arcor.de/bauhaus/Ada/clrs.pdf (36k)

The algorithm has also popped up in the description of the
notation offered by Google Books' edition of CLRS when gooogling
"cormen pseudocode notation".

A similar notation is used in Russel and Norvig's
Artifical Intelligence, another seemingly influencial and
popular book.