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Block Coding Terminology
Throughout this section, the information to be encoded consists of a sequence of message symbols and the code that is produced consists of a sequence of codewords.
Each block of k message symbols is encoded into a codeword that consists of n symbols; in this context, k is called the message length, n is called the codeword length, and the code is called an [n,k] code.
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