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Unlike the IDE
diagrams, pen-and-paper diagrams are very specific to the programmer’s design
intentions, both in the information they contain and
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the way it is
presented.
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Their marks
convey facts about the program, problems that need attention, and design
intentions to fix and enhance the program.
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For example, in
this closeup the programmer has denoted hard-coded values with a red star
which will need to be fixed later.
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