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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Programming languages (Electronic computers)"”.

  1. A multi-level code comprehension model for large scale software

    For the past 20 years researchers have studied how programmers understand code they did not write. Most of this research has concentrated on small-scale code understanding. We consider it necessary to design studies that observe programmers working on large-scale code in production environments. We …

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  2. Interactions of (co)monads in Agda

    We study interaction laws of monads and comonads in the interactive theorem prover Agda. Effectful computations are modeled as monads, while comonads model computation-running machines. Interaction laws describe how computations may be uniformly run to yield values. We study monads and comonads on …

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  3. Machine learning in the classification of computer code

    lethbridge

  4. MANDO : a computer program for symbolic manipulation of differential operators generating continuous transformations

    <p>The program MANDO efficiently performs computations involving pairs of operators, a single operator, and operators applied to functions, saving time and cost over pencil-·and-paper methods.</p> <p>A versatile but compact data structure, defined under SPIT-BOL's facility for creation of …

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  5. Classification of computer programming contest programs based on gender, region and software metrics

    lethbridge

  6. Exploring a technology-facilitated part-complete solution method for learning computer programming

    … from academic courses. It is accepted that programming is an intrinsically difficult subject however the teaching and learning methods used in many programming courses have changed little over the years. The literature indicates the importance of reducing the cognitive load that students …

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