Arrow Notation

Definition

Arrow notation is a way of representing the flow of data or control in pseudocode. It uses arrows to indicate the direction of information transfer between different parts of the program.

Related terms

Assignment Operator: The assignment operator (=) is used in arrow notation to assign a value or expression to a variable.

Conditional Statement: A conditional statement allows for decision-making based on certain conditions being true or false.

Loop Structure: A loop structure allows for repeating a set of instructions until a specified condition is met.