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handling complexity
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understanding systems
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McConnell, S., "Why you should use routines ... routinely", IEEE Software, July/August 1998, pp. 96, 94-95. Google
96 ;;Quote: use routines to reduce complexity by hiding the details
96 ;;Quote: routines hide the order in which events occur; e.g., data from user and data from file in either order
94 ;;Quote: use routines to document code; e.g., a descriptive name can document a short routine
95 ;;Quote: the effective use of routines makes modern programming possible; greatest invention in computer science
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Topic: abstraction in programming language (47 items)
Topic: handling complexity (59 items)
Topic: function definition (25 items)
Topic: understanding systems (48 items)
Topic: software documentation (64 items)
Topic: declarative vs. procedural representation (53 items)
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