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XQuery Design Principles #Two

November 7, 2014 by Abhishek Tanwar

This is second in the series. Please read “XQUERY DESIGN PRINCIPLES #ONE“.

A Little bit of Documentation won’t take much of a time

When it comes to any language, documentation about the functionality is more important than the code itself. You can make the code work once and leave, but when it comes to maintenance about some time later, you or someone else wouldn’t have a clue about why, who and what is the functionality in front of you so, do document.

Below is an example of from my previous post. Now some of you might understand the functionality of the below XQuery by just looking and some might after some time and some will take a bit of time.

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Now, lets see how a little bit of effort in documentation can help you understand and read the XQuery better in future by yourself and by others as well.

Below is an update XQuery.

 

 

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To me, now entire functionality is open at any time, anywhere & for anyone. So lets make coding languages a better place by documenting them with style and meaning.

Watch this space for more.

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  1. shreya says

    November 14, 2014 at 6:36 pm

    This post is really very interesting and informative as well. Though i do not understand the computer programs still tried to recover some. Thank u for the post…keep posting with lots more….

    • Abhishek says

      November 16, 2014 at 12:47 am

      glad you liked it..

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