
for example, this involves the use of Hungarian notation, first put
forward by Charles Simonyi of Microsoft (see Simonyi, 1976), in
which variable names include abbreviations for the type of vari-
able.
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Performance: All other things being equal, the implementation
should produce code that performs as fast as possible.
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Traceability: All code elements should correspond to a design ele-
ment. Code can be traced back to design (and design to require-
ments).
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Correctness: The implementation should do what it is intended to
do (as defined in the requirements and detailed design).
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Completeness: All of the system requirements are met.
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