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== Programming Principles == | == Programming Principles == | ||
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| + | === General === | ||
| + | * When using random number generators, seed them explicitly to keep your results reproducible. | ||
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| + | === Debugging === | ||
| + | * Computers are deterministic machines. All bugs can be reproduced. | ||
=== Object Oriented Programming === | === Object Oriented Programming === | ||
* An instance in a computing process must represent exactly one instance in the modelling domain. | * An instance in a computing process must represent exactly one instance in the modelling domain. | ||
| + | * Use random number generator objects where possible. | ||
Revision as of 18:48, 13 July 2008
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Programming Principles
General
- When using random number generators, seed them explicitly to keep your results reproducible.
Debugging
- Computers are deterministic machines. All bugs can be reproduced.
Object Oriented Programming
- An instance in a computing process must represent exactly one instance in the modelling domain.
- Use random number generator objects where possible.
Databases
- Identification and description must be kept separate.
- Primary keys should be generated where reasonably possible.
