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Copoilot: "This pull request adds a comprehensive ALGOL 68 implementation for various algorithmic topics covered in "Hello 算法". It introduces a new directory structure for ALGOL 68 code, including detailed implementations and documentation for arrays, linked lists, computational complexity (time, space, recursion), backtracking, and divide and conquer algorithms. The changes provide both code examples and explanations in Chinese, and include instructions for compiling and running ALGOL 68 code.
Key changes:
Documentation and Structure
README.mdincodes/algol/with an overview of ALGOL 68, directory structure, compilation instructions, language notes, and resource links.WIKI.mdto clarify documentation integration.Array and Linked List Implementations
array.alg, covering printing, access, insertion, deletion, traversal, and search.linked_list.alg, including node access, insertion, deletion, and search.Computational Complexity Examples
time_complexity.alg, with procedures for constant, linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, linear-logarithmic, and factorial time complexities, including bubble sort and array traversal.space_complexity.alg, showing constant, linear, and quadratic space usage, both iterative and recursive.iteration.alg) with different loop structures, and recursion examples (recursion.alg) with standard, iterative, tail, and Fibonacci recursion. [1] [2]worst_best_time_complexity.alg.Backtracking and Divide & Conquer
permutations_i.alg) and the n-queens problem (n_queens.alg). [1] [2]binary_search_recur.alg."