= Algorithm description languages
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Algorithm Description Languages (ADLs) are specialized languages designed to represent algorithms in a way that emphasizes their structure and logic rather than their implementation details. These languages facilitate clearer communication of algorithms among researchers, software developers, and educators. They may also be used for documentation purposes, analysis, and verification of algorithm properties. \#\#\# Key Features of Algorithm Description Languages: 1. **Abstract Representation**: ADLs focus on high-level representations of algorithms, separating them from specific programming languages or hardware implementations.
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