Sentence examples for error-prone code from inspiring English sources

It incorporates OCL as a powerful query language and advocates a model driven development process which relieves the developer from the burden of manually writing a considerable amount of tedious and error-prone code.

Over the years, it has become common practice in empirical software engineering to mine data from version archives and bug databases to learn where bugs have been fixed in the past, or to build prediction models to find error-prone code in the future.

The presented approach, based on flow-based programming design principles, has turned out to make workflow code more manageable and less error-prone while also requiring drastically fewer code changes when adding new tasks to workflows.

Real-time code is error-prone, expensive to write, and even more costly to debug.

With IntelliSense, Visual Studio has long featured a smart code completion feature that makes writing code faster and less error-prone.

Trying to understand decisions that are not recorded in comments in the code is tedious, error-prone, and aggravating --but all too common.

Deriving and implementing adjoint code is an error-prone, non-trivial task which can be avoided by using Algorithmic Differentiation (AD) software.

This paper addresses the issue of robust and progressive transmission of signals (e.g., images, video) encoded with variable length codes (VLCs) over error-prone channels.

But capturing desirable behavior in a piece of code leaves robots considerably error-prone.

In this paper, we consider decoding of loss tolerant data encoded by network coding and transmitted over error-prone networks.

Written codes tend to be error-prone and hard to debug because of the limited memory resources.