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Software Essentials
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Software Essentials

by Adair Dingle
July 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
436 pages
12h 27m
English
Chapman and Hall/CRC
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Chapter 3
Functionality
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    it satises user demand or provides com-
mercial value. One chooses an editor (word processor) to store and
format words (data), a calculator to compute numeric results and graph
functions, and a database to store and retrieve tagged data (customer
records…), etc. e use, development, and retention of soware is thus
tightly bound to its functionality. e high-level specication of func-
tionality via soware requirements was summarized in Chapter 1. In this
chapter, we examine lower-level modeling of functionality, with a focus on
execution control.
e execution or control path of soware is the ...
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ISBN: 9781439841204