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A process for source code unstructured search
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DOI：10.5335/rbca.v17i3.16482.png)
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Source-code querying is an important resource for assisting developers in program comprehension and refactoring tasks, particularly in large code repositories. This work presents a process designed to facilitate information retrieval by employing techniques for unstructured queries over source code. The process ranks files according to their relevance, based on both the characteristics of the programming language and the preferences defined by developers. Two instantiations of the process were carried out-using the Java and AspectJ programming languages-demonstrating its application and how it can support the identification of retrieved information. The overarching goal is to enable more precise searches in programs written in different programming languages.
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Unstructured search
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