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Writing an algorithm to spell the word "OREGON" in pep7 language machine..

Write "o"
write "r"
write "e"
write "g"
write "o"
write "n"
.end
Nov 18 '09 #1
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It's debatable that your list of commands is an algorithm. To me it looks like the same command repeated 6 times before program termination.

Why don't you get a bit more creative. Maybe actually put some thought into making a real algorithm.
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