There is a general view emerging that there is no unique architecture of a system. The definition that we have adopted (given above) also expresses this sentiment. Consequently, there is no one architecture drawing of the system. The situation is similar to that of civil construction, a discipline that is the original user of the concept of architecture and from where the concept of software architecture has been borrowed.
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Monday, 3 February 2014
Evolution of software design techniques | software engineering
Posted by Roy on 22:16
Evolution of software design techniques .
During the 1950s, most programs were being written in assembly language. These programs were limited to about a few hundreds of lines of assembly code, i.e. were very small in size. Every programmer developed programs in his own individual style - based on his intuition. This type of programming was called Exploratory Programming.
The next significant development which occurred during early 1960s in the area computer programming was the high-level language programming.
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