Epigrams On Programming / quote 1 of 28
Understand the program, then delegate it
Once you understand how to write a program get someone else to write it.
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A program as an abstract artifact
Consider now a program, constituted by a certain code. Let us observe first that this is not a physical object, as it lacks a location in space. So, in pace…
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A program is constituted by code
Since code and program differ in their essential properties (programs are necessari- ly artifacts and possess essential proper functions; codes are not…
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A program is not its code, process or algorithm
we agree with Irmak that we cannot identify a program either with a code, a process, or an algorithm. The reason is that this view conflicts with common…
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Code is not necessarily an artifact
In the light of these observations, a code is not necessarily an artifact. If we acci- dentally delete a line of code, the result might still be a computer…
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Eden and Turner: program-script and program-process
In their ontology of computer programs [7], Eden and Turner focus on the differ- ence between code and process, which they understand as two main…
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Episodes and clips
Finally clips. Clips were a later addition to the PIPs model and describing them is hard. Importantly they are not (as the name might suggest) necessarily…
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