Notation
What does notation mean in chess?
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In chess, notation refers to any method of recording chess moves, allowing games to be later published, replayed and analyzed. The most common notation today is algebraic notation, which is used internationally. Formerly descriptive notation was standard in English language publications.
Notation FAQ
What does notation mean in chess?
In chess, notation refers to any method of recording chess moves, allowing games to be later published, replayed and analyzed. The most common notation today is algebraic notation, which is used internationally. Formerly descriptive notation was standard in English language publications.
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