Can someone explain control structures in simpler terms in the paper on DES?

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Control structures in the context of the DES paper refer to the logical flow and decision-making processes within the algorithm. Users are seeking resources that simplify these concepts, as the original paper is not accessible without payment and is difficult to understand. Recommendations for books or tutorials that break down control structures in a more digestible format are requested. The discussion highlights the challenge of understanding complex academic papers without adequate resources. Simplifying these concepts is essential for better comprehension of the DES algorithm.
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Could someone refer a book or a tutorial that explains the concept of "control structure" - In section 3 of the following paper

http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01797154#


in simpler terms?

Thanks in advance
Evrin
 
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Hi evrin.

Unless we pay, all that can be read is page #1.
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I would not understand that paper, anyway. [/size]
 
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