July 1997
Beginner
672 pages
23h 57m
English
In the following formulas, letters that are not further qualified have the following significance:
j, k |
integer-valued arithmetic expression |
m, n |
nonnegative integer-valued arithmetic expression |
x, y |
real-valued arithmetic expression |
f |
real-valued or complex-valued function |
|
pointer-valued expression (either Λ or a computer address) |
S, T |
set or multiset |
α |
string of symbols |
Formal symbolism |
Meaning |
Where defined |
V ← E |
give variable V the value of expression E |
1.1 |
U ↔ V |
interchange the values of variables U and V |
1.1 |
An or A[n] |
the nth element of linear array A |
1.1 |
Amn or A[m, n] |
the element in row m and column n of rectangular array A |
1.1 |
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the node (group of variables that ... |
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