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Theoretical question deal with topics that do not generally have immediate practical uses. Please be careful when using this tag: your question may be more appropriate for the Computer Science Stack Exchange site.
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Ninety-ninety rule in practice
Imagine it like this: When you start working on software you can write huge amounts of code in relatively short time. This new code can add huge amount of new functionality. The problem is that, often …
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Exposition of Data Representation
When talking about a system (or a module, or class, or structure), there are two representations of data : internal and external (I don't want to call them public and private as not to mix their meani …
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