Detail-oriented programming
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In computer programming Detail-oriented programming is a pejorative term for source code that uses trick structure or syntax.
Overview
Detail-oriented programming is a term, coined by Clean AJAX[1] creator MSc. Carlos Eduardo Gonçalves, that describes a programming anti-pattern that leads to source code that is very difficult to understand and to maintain.
It is quite different from Spaghetti code anti-parttern, because Detail-oriented code is usually well structured.
Some times it is used to teach or demonstrate particular aspects of some programming language regarding different issues like lexical, expression evaluation, arithmetics and flow control [2][3].
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