algorithm

Ordered instruction sequences {algorithm}| {recursive procedure} can perform functions in finite numbers of steps. Algorithms start from input data, process data, and make output data. Algorithms use finite numbers of symbols. Computing is algorithm automation and execution.

components

Algorithms use non-algorithmic components, such as containers, container adapters, function objects, and file manipulations. Containers are vectors and matrices. Container adapters are point graphs and edge graphs. Function objects are for sorting, generating random numbers, having properties, and comparing numbers.

input

Input requires redundancy to overcome noise.

output

Performing algorithm gives results {enaction}. Results are in code and have no intrinsic meaning. Result meaning relates to coded input.

processing

Algorithms can be recursive and nested and use feedback and feedforward. The shortest way to predict algorithm results is to run algorithm. The most compressed algorithm description is algorithm itself.

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