Terms there are used in software development

1. EVERY
PROGRAMMER
NEEDS TO
KNOW ABOUT
THESE TERMS
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2. WHAT IS SDK?
A software development kit is
typically a set of software
development tools that allows
the creation of applications for
a certain software package,
software framework, hardware
platform, computer system,
video game console, operating
system, or similar development
platform.
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3. WHAT IS IDE?
An integrated development
environment is a software
application that provides
comprehensive facilities to
computer programmers for
software development. An IDE
normally consists of at least a
source code editor, build
automation tools, and a
debugger.
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4. WHAT IS FRAMEWORK?
In computer programming, a
software framework is an
abstraction in which software
providing generic functionality
can be selectively changed by
additional user-written code, this
providing application- specific
software. A software framework
provides a standard way to build
and deploy applications.
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5. PSEUDOCODE
Pseudocode is an informal
high-level description of the
operating principle of a
computer program or
algorithm, it used the
structural conversations of a
normal programming
language, but is intended for
human reading rather than
machine reading.
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6. MODULAR PROGRAMMING
Modular programming is a
software design technique that
emphasizes separating the
functionality of a program into
independent, interchangeable
modules, such that each
contains everything necessary
to execute only one aspect of
the desired functionality.
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7. WHAT IS REFACTORING?
Refactoring is the process
of changing a software
system in such a way that
it does not alter the
external behavior of the
code yet improves its
internal structure.
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8. WHAT IS CALLBACK?
In computer programming, a
callback is a piece of executable
code that is passed as an argument
to other code, which is expected to
call back (execute) the argument at
some convenient time. The
invocation may be immediate as in
a synchronous callback or it might
happen at later time, as in an
asynchronous callback.
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