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La Kabylie et les Coutumes
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Using fig4latex Joseph Fields
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July 24, 2009 Never Never raise your hand hand to your kids. It leave leavess your your groin groin unprote unprotecte cted. d. –Red Buttons
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Algorithms
This section section contains contains two figures. figures. The first is Figure Figure 1 which illustrates an excerpt from a computer program both in pseudocode and as a flowchart.
Is x equal to y ?
Yes Let x = x + 1.
No
If
x = y then x = x + 1
End End If . . .
Figure 1: A small example in pseudocode and as a flowchart
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Input: integers n & d Local: integers q & r
Let q = 0 and r = n .
Is r > d?
No
Yes Let r = r − d. Let q = q + 1.
Return: q & r
Goto
Figure 2: The division algorithm in flowchart form. That’s all folks!
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La Kabylie et les Coutumes
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Using fig4latex Joseph Fields
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July 24, 2009 Never Never raise your hand hand to your kids. It leave leavess your your groin groin unprote unprotecte cted. d. –Red Buttons
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Algorithms
This section section contains contains two figures. figures. The first is Figure Figure 1 which illustrates an excerpt from a computer program both in pseudocode and as a flowchart.
Is x equal to y ?
Yes Let x = x + 1.
No
If
x = y then x = x + 1
End End If . . .
Figure 1: A small example in pseudocode and as a flowchart
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La Kabylie et les Coutumes
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Input: integers n & d Local: integers q & r
Let q = 0 and r = n .
Is r > d?
No
Yes Let r = r − d. Let q = q + 1.
Return: q & r
Goto
Figure 2: The division algorithm in flowchart form. That’s all folks!
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