How can I put a black square in an algorithm?












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I used to write pseudocode in libreoffice and it looked like this:libreoffice-pseudocode



I'm trying to write something similar in latex.I use algorithm2e.This is the closest thing I got.algorithm2e



How can I put a black square at the of the while?










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I used to write pseudocode in libreoffice and it looked like this:libreoffice-pseudocode



I'm trying to write something similar in latex.I use algorithm2e.This is the closest thing I got.algorithm2e



How can I put a black square at the of the while?










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I used to write pseudocode in libreoffice and it looked like this:libreoffice-pseudocode



I'm trying to write something similar in latex.I use algorithm2e.This is the closest thing I got.algorithm2e



How can I put a black square at the of the while?










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I used to write pseudocode in libreoffice and it looked like this:libreoffice-pseudocode



I'm trying to write something similar in latex.I use algorithm2e.This is the closest thing I got.algorithm2e



How can I put a black square at the of the while?







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Welcome to TeX.SX! Please help us help you and add a minimal working example (MWE) that illustrates your problem. Reproducing the problem and finding out what the issue is will be much easier when we see compilable code, starting with documentclass{...} and ending with end{document}.
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