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Journal of Computer and System Sciences
While “Dijkstra flow-chart schemes” (built out of assignment statement schemes by means of composition, if—then and whiledo) are simple and perspicuous, they lack the descriptive power of flow-chart schemes (provided additional “variables” are not permitted). On the other hand, the analogous multiexit composition binary alternation-conditional iteration (CACI) schemes introduced below, which are virtually as simple and perspicuous as Dijkstra schemes, describe exactly the same computational processes as flow-chart schemes (without the aid of additional variables). Theorem 9.1 makes contact with “reducible flow-graphs” an active area in its own right. Copyright © 1976 by The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
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