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@MISC{Soudian02verbalsource,
author = {S. f. Soudian and D. L. Fels},
title = {Verbal Source Code Descriptor},
year = {2002}
}
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Abstract
Interpretation [12], Dynamic Analysis [10], Partial Evaluation [8] and Static and Dynamic Feature Analysis [1] are some examples of such posterior techniques. Posterior techniques are difficult to apply; time consuming and costly while writing down and representing understanding information at the time of programming can take relatively less effort and yet prevenient approaches are notoriously incomplete. Normark [7] suggests that there are four important deterrents that prevent programmers writing the detailed documents at the time of programming: 1. The program comment problem Long explanations and comments mixed with source code decreases program readability. 2. The program-documentation relation problem If the documentation is kept in a separate file there must be a comprehensive and easy to use mechanism to relate source code components with corresponding explanations.
Keyphrases
verbal source code descriptor posterior technique le effort source code understanding information source code component dynamic analysis dynamic feature analysis important deterrent time consuming detailed document prevenient approach partial evaluation program comment problem long explanation program-documentation relation problem program readability separate file corresponding explanation
