EBK COMPUTER SCIENCE: AN OVERVIEW
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Expectation of software engineers about the large software systems:
- There are many testing methods developed by the software engineers to improvise the software and make it error free.
- There are many methods to remove the errors in the software. One of these is based on the observation that errors in the software that tends to be clumped.
- It is illustrated that the large system that has small modules creates more problem than the others...
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