Definition: In computer science, a pseudocode-like notation is used to express algorithms and data structures in a way that is easy for humans to understand. This notation consists of two parts: the syntax and the semantics. The syntax part defines the structure of the algorithm or data structure, specifying its elements (like variables, functions, loops) and their operations (like addition, subtraction, multiplication, etc.). The semantics part describes how these elements interact with each other and what they represent. For example, in a
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