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Line 1: [[Image:The_Elements_of_Programming_Style.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|Cover of the second edition]] '''''The Elements of Programming Style''''', by [[Brian W. Kernighan]] and [[P. J. Plauger]], is a study of [[programming style]], advocating the notion that computer programs should be written not only to satisfy the compiler, but also with human readers in mind (especially [[software maintenance]] engineers). The book pays explicit homage, in title and tone, to ''[[The Elements of Style]]'', by [[William Strunk Jr.\|Strunk]] & [[E. B. White\|White]].

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