0 sb whose job is to create computer programs -- programmerer [ masculine ]
1 a person who prepares a program for a computer. -- programmerer
There is a further subtlety concerning hashes that might be pasted into version expressions and constraints by the programmer.
This leaves programmers free to write readable programs without paying a performance penalty-a rare "sweet spot" in the readability-performance trade-off.
And warning messages are easily ignored by the programmer.
In return for obeying the type rules, the programmer is rewarded with compile-time error messages instead of run-time bugs.
As we have mentioned, the fast programmer must identify a unique programmer from (44a, b).
This type system validates the claim that our notion of navigation-error is both meaningful for the programmer and amenable to machine-checking.
Our approach gives the programmer a transparent denotational semantics that can be used to check that programmes meet their specifications.
The programmer cannot predict the order in which processes are going to finish their works, as this depends on runtime issues.
