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How to think about software development: About software, software development and software developers by Ekström, Dan is a work of literary fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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The impact of software on society is both widespread and deep. It touches almost every aspect of our lives, from the way we bank and shop to the way we stay in touch with our friends and family. It helps us get our work done and entertain ourselves. It even affects the way we think and learn. It can even write the first sentences of a foreword. Yes, an AI wrote those sentences that you just read. But don’t be alarmed, I gave clear instructions to what it was supposed to say. Software is powerful indeed. But what is it made of, how is it made and how can it be so versatile? Consider the fact that the same programming language can be used to program a dish washer and a bank account. Even though the software in your dish washer and bank account are both machine code run by a processor, and the key words used to create the logic are identical, the rules that govern the two universes are distinct. Most people can tell the difference between a bank account and a dish washer, but from a programmers perspective there doesn't have to be one. For example, the dishwasher could connect to the electric company to check the spot price of electricity for the coming hours, decide to start when the

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Common subject areas: fiction, literature, genre fiction.

Author
Ekström, Dan
Publisher
L'Harmattan
Published
2022
Language
EN
ISBN
9782147483649
Category
work of literary fiction
Subjects
Poetry, Humanities

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