grammar - Does anyone recognise this unfamiliar notation? -


I have a test in a programming language class that is confusing me.

L = {a i b c c < / Sup> | 0 & lt; = I & lt; = J & lt; = I + k}

I am quite unfamiliar with this notation. I do not feel anything about the book or my notes, and I do not know how to search Google for answers.

If you recognize it, then what is it called and what does it mean?

a ^ i just means I repeated repeatedly. So a ^ 2 = A, B ^ 10 = BBBBBBBBBB, etc.


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