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== Generalizations ==

"[[Don't repeat yourself]]", or the "DRY principle", is a generalization developed in the context of [[multi-tier architecture]]s, where related code is by necessity duplicated to some extent across tiers, usually in different languages. In practical terms, the recommendation here is to rely on automated tools, like [[code generator]]s and [[data transformation]]s to avoid repetition.{{Citation Needed|date=November 2018}}

== Hardware programming interfaces ==