David Freeman david_freeman@rocketmail.com writes:
Anyway, imperative-OO still has "do this, do that" at its core...
Not if used properly. its more on event x do y etc...
Still, imperative.
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True. I wasn't there so can't comment much. but how was the program spec defined?
I'm not too clear on that (I was just trying to assess technical skills), but copiously specified by recognised experts from partner institutions. ;-)
prototypes? you design it in pseudo code,
Yippee, non-testable code!
this then becomes your comments as you write code round them. All languages(well most) have the same basic principles of sequence selection and interation. Read Code Complete by Steve Mcconnell.
Is it a book, article, kiwi fruit, sth else? You're describing imperative programming again, but that's irrelevant here.