Lindsay J. Groves
Abstract
Simple English sentences should be used to express procedure calls. This supports the use of procedures as abstraction mechanisms by making procedure calls more slef explanatory. Syntax rules for an English-like procedure call are presented and implementation techniques are discussed.
- G. Booch, "Naming Subprograms with Clarity" SIGPLAN Notices 17, 1 (January 1982) pp. 18--22. Google Scholar
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- Using simple English sentences to call procedures
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