Abstraction in computer science is typically understood as the process of generalization that removes non-essential details and captures key shared characteristics across multiple instances. This is a limited view of abstraction when contrasted with fields like art, architecture, media theory, or philosophy, where abst...
Alice Mira Chung, Devamardeep Hayatpur, Philip J. Guo et al.· 0 citations
In many programming systems, the user can interactively construct a program by repeatedly triggering a completion mechanism and choosing one of the offered options. This is the case with code editors for object-oriented languages (choosing a member), data exploration environments (choosing a transformation), but also w...
T. Petříček, J. Verter, Mikolas Fromm· 0 citations
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