Language design principles
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| + | * Abbreviations that are not generally well-established in Computer Science and not already in use in existing standard Prolog identifiers should not be used. | ||
* New standard identifiers should be intention-revealing to Prolog programmers who have never seen the standard. | * New standard identifiers should be intention-revealing to Prolog programmers who have never seen the standard. | ||
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Current revision as of 18:00, 17 May 2007
[edit] Minimality
[edit] Understandability
- Abbreviations that are not generally well-established in Computer Science and not already in use in existing standard Prolog identifiers should not be used.
- New standard identifiers should be intention-revealing to Prolog programmers who have never seen the standard.
