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: A design principle that seeks to keep things independent and decoupled by using interfaces that expose as little information as possible.
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**object-oriented programming**
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: An programming style emphasizing the the management of state inside objects.
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: An programming style emphasizing the management of state inside objects.
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**communication languages**
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: A language designed primarily for standardization rather than execution.
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: A language so popular as to be a de facto standard for its field, as French was for international diplomacy at one time.
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**buy vs. build**
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: An adjective describing a choice between spending money for software or writing it your self.
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: An adjective describing a choice between spending money for software or writing it yourself.
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**mere work**
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: Work that requires little creativity and entails little risk. Mere work can be estimated easily.
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**white-paper**
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: An informative document that is often meant to explain or sell a product or idea to an audience different than the programmers of that product or idea.
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