Introduction to Computing Systems: From Bits & Gates to C & Beyond
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Abstraction being productivity enhancer and resulting negative consequences
- Abstraction is the property in which essential details are only displayed to the user.
- This means as long as everything about the detail is fine, then there is no need to understand the makeup of the components.
- In some cases, there is a need to deconstruct the components.
- Deconstructing means the ability to go from abstraction to its component parts.
- In case if it breaks or if it does not work then there is a need to understand how abstraction works and also about the inner working of components...
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