Sentence examples for trivial programming from inspiring English sources

You're talking about the rise of trivial programming.

Even in a seemingly trivial program like Yahoo! Messenger, a vulnerability can be used to steal data from corporate or government servers, says WabiSabiLabi's Chief Executive Herman Zampariolo.

This technique is generally useless in anything besides a trivial program.

Moreover, the practitioners willing to use one of these tools must have non-trivial programming skills or must ask to a programmer to translate their models into the language of the desired tool.

A case study is also discussed, namely the K definition of the dynamic and static semantics of SIMPLE, a non-trivial imperative programming language.

Elections are impersonal and collective because the realization of even the most trivial presidential program depends on how the fabric of national energies is mobilized.

Developing and implementing non-trivial dynamic programming algorithms is often error prone and tedious.

However, existing techniques like those based on bisimulations and logical relations only target at contextual equivalence in the usual (non-linear) functional languages, and fail in capturing non-trivial equivalent programs in linear contexts, particularly when non-determinism is present.

Those are a few legacies of the operation mounted worldwide to prepare computer systems for 2000 -- an effort that cost an estimated $250 billion or more in repairs and contingency planning, all necessitated by a longstanding and seemingly trivial shortcut in computer programming.

This utopian scenario, however, has often been noted to be far removed from reality, especially if the API solid form has been ignored or assumed to be trivial for a particular program.

All Unix systems have at least partial support for POSIX, so it would be trivial to port Unix programs to your OS.