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- One-off_code abstract "One-off code is a computer program written for a specific purpose the programmer expects not to reuse.For example, a person might need to categorize a set of text files according to some criteria. If there are hundreds of files and he knows a suitable programming language (e.g. Perl), he might write a program to automate the process, especially if he expects the effort spent on writing a computer program to do the task will be less than that required to categorize the files manually. Further, if he expects never to have to repeat the task, a different approach than that suitable to regular categorization tasks will be likely. One-off code tasks may feature less formal code writing, a lack of in-code comments, and quick and dirty techniques. Conversely, a programmer expecting to have to do a given task regularly might spend more time on making the program parameterizeable, general, usable as a component or subroutine, and "presentable": suitable for publication under the programmer's name. Historically, interpreted languages were geared towards such one-off coding, while compiled languages existed for programs of lasting value. Today, that difference has vanished for two reasons: many interpreted languages are used in large projects (Perl, Python, etc.), and, on the other hand, some compiled languages contain facilities specifically aimed at one-off programming. For example, the compiled programming language D employs very rapid compilation (comparable to the first phase of running a Perl program), and the compiler provides a "compile and run at once" switch, many users use D for tasks where one would typically use Perl, Shell, or Python.".
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- One-off_code subject Category:Computer_programming.
- One-off_code comment "One-off code is a computer program written for a specific purpose the programmer expects not to reuse.For example, a person might need to categorize a set of text files according to some criteria. If there are hundreds of files and he knows a suitable programming language (e.g. Perl), he might write a program to automate the process, especially if he expects the effort spent on writing a computer program to do the task will be less than that required to categorize the files manually.".
- One-off_code label "One-off code".
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- One-off_code sameAs Q7092330.
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