Definition: In computer science, an "assythetic" algorithm is a program that does not follow the conventional syntax or programming conventions. It's often used in scenarios where there isn't a formal specification for how to write a program, such as when implementing algorithms without a specific language-specific syntax. Assythetic algorithms can be more readable and maintainable than those with a formal programming language, but they may also introduce bugs and errors that cannot be easily identified or fixed.
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