The separation principle: A programming paradigm

Yumi Kambayashi

doi:10.1109/MS.2004.1270767

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The separation principle: A programming paradigm

2004-03-01

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Yumi Kambayashi

Ledgard, HR

DOI：10.1109/MS.2004.1270767

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The Separation Principle, considered by the authors a new programming paradigm, is a simple and natural way of constructing programs. Its intuitive nature and ease of use make it easy to implement many different software designs. By expressing data-sharing, parameter-passing, and scope issues in simple, canonical drawings, the Separation Principle makes it easy to understand the full range of relationships between data and instructions. A preliminary study shows that this paradigm improves programs' understandability.