Talk:Modular programming: Difference between revisions

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::I will make an attempt to contact Constantine again and see if he will release the paper from the "National Symposium on Modular Programming of 1968". I believe this will establish a major event of the software development timeline, and give additional weight to my assertion that Modular Programming warrants a historical reference in the evolution of software developoment technology. My biggest concern is, if we don't record these topics here in Wiki, they will be much more difficult, if not impossible to reconstruct should some researcher wish to discover these facts that may die when the authors die. [[Larry Constantine]] is a major figure who gave us many of ther terms we now use today. Hope this Helps, [[User:YORD-the-unknown|YORD-the-unknown]] ([[User talk:YORD-the-unknown|talk]]) 20:58, 19 July 2008 (UTC)

(INTERFACE) I noticed that this definition "Modules are typically incorporated into the program through interfaces" uses the term interface incorrectly. Interface is typically used in the industry to describe the external communication between applications.

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