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String RLE Pseudocode

The document describes a method for compressing a string using Run Length Encoding (RLE). It outlines a process to count consecutive characters in the input string and output the character followed by its count. The example provided compresses the string 'AAAAGGGSWWWWWWJ' to 'A4G3S1W6J1'.

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String RLE Pseudocode

The document describes a method for compressing a string using Run Length Encoding (RLE). It outlines a process to count consecutive characters in the input string and output the character followed by its count. The example provided compresses the string 'AAAAGGGSWWWWWWJ' to 'A4G3S1W6J1'.

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User input a string

e.g. STR = “AAAAGGGSWWWWWWJ”


Apply RLE and print the compressed string, “A4G3S1W6J1”

DECLARE Str : STRING


DECLARE Ch1, Ch2 : CHAR
DECLARE Counter : INTEGER
DECLARE Continuous : BOOL

OUTPUT “Please enter String to compress.”


INPUT Str

Repeated  1

For C  1 TO Length(Str) // C is Counter


Ch1  MID(Str, Counter, 1)
Ch2  MID(Str, Counter+1, 1)
IF Ch1 = Ch2 THEN
Repeated  Repeated + 1
ELSE
OUTPUT Ch1 & Repeated // Print ch and its count on
same line
Repeated  1 // Reset C for the next ch
sequence
ENDIF
NEXT Counter

// Print the last character and its count on the same line
OUTPUT MID(Str, Length(Str), 1) & Repeated

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