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self-documenting codeProgramming statements that can be easily understood by the author or another programmer. Some languages are inherently more self documenting than others. For example, to the novice, COBOL provides more self-documenting code than C. self-documenting code [¦self ‚däk·yə‚ment·iŋ ′kōd] (computer science) A sequence of programming statements that are simple and straightforward and can be readily implemented by another programmer. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It might be wise to develop a system where this information can be obtained -- either a self-documenting logbook or periodic contact by the medical staff to check in. Similarly, it is self-documenting and offers interfaces for its use that allow designers to use it as a black box. Also, because state machines are inherently self-documenting, they provide engineers with an intuitive way to organize vision applications and share information easily among colleagues. |
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