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hand coding
Writing in a programming language. Hand coding in assembly language or in a third-generation language, such as C or Java, is the traditional way programs have been developed. In contrast, visual programming tools allow full applications or parts of an application to be developed without writing lines of programming code. Many high-level development systems offer a combination of visual tools, while allowing the programmer to "hand code" the parts that are not predefined. See hard coded.


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On completion of the basic website, the hard work started as from the basic website any advanced features would need to be individually hand coded, and the more advanced the completed website was needed, the more hand coding was necessary.
Using a graphical user interface enables the user to define, test and implement complex cross-platform business applications, which would otherwise require thousands of lines of hand coding.
Actional Control Broker (ACB) software will work alongside IBM MQSeries and IBM WebSphere to help eliminate the need for hand coding and provide real-time access to information otherwise locked in back-end applications.
 
 
 
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