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Nintendo's Profits Slide 52 Percent as Wii Fades ... Nintendo reported a 52 percent slide in quarterly profit and slashed its full-year earnings forecast, as its Wii console loses its place as the video game platform to beat. ... Home > Solutions > Encyclopedia > stepwise refinement...
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step-wise refinement A technique of writing software where you gradually add error checking and functionality. Usually you take the intermediate results to show the end user to see if experimenting with that prototype changes his mind at all about the overall program specifications.
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PRINCIPLES OF STEPWISE REFINEMENT ; In order to verify complex systems against their requirements one needs intermediate levels of abstraction. This can be achieved best by deriving a system formally by stepwise refinement.
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A guideline in the process of stepwise refinement should be the principle to decompose decisions as much as possible, to untangle aspects which are only seemingly interdependent, and to defer those decisions which concern details of representation as long as possible.
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International Conference on Software Engineering archive; Proceedings of the 25th International Conference on Software Engineering table of contents; ... Step-wise refinement is a powerful paradigm for developing a complex program from a simple program by adding features incrementally.
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hierarchies enable step-wise refinement and its generators to ...... by Stepwise Refinement,” Logic Program Synthesis and Transforma- tion, pp. 1-9, 1999. ...
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void insert (SortedList& intoTheList, Student aNewStudent); {; // Assuming that intoTheList is sorted by student; // names, insert aNewStudent into the the list ; // with the list remaining sorted. SortedListNode current, // 0 Initialize ; /* 1 Find where to insert. ... */; // 1.1 Start at beginning of list. //
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As for stepwise refinement and top-down design, let us first comment that despite the fact that we will here advocate a top-down design method, sometimes in real world problems a bottom-up approach is needed.
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