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Assessing cognitive complexity in java-based object-oriented systems: Metrics and tool support

Crasso et al., 2016

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14998721583375346867
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Crasso M
Mateos C
Zunino A
Misra S
Polvorín P
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Computing and Informatics

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Software cognitive complexity refers to how demanding the mental process of performing tasks such as coding, testing, debugging, or modifying source code is. Achieving low levels of cognitive complexity is crucial for ensuring high levels of software maintainability, which is …
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