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Automatic detection of five api documentation smells: Practitioners' perspectives

Khan et al., 2021

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13607802644853661375
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Khan J
Khondaker M
Uddin G
Iqbal A
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2021 IEEE International Conference on Software Analysis, Evolution and Reengineering (SANER)

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The learning and usage of an API is supported by official documentation. Like source code, API documentation is itself a software product. Several research results show that bad design in API documentation can make the reuse of API features difficult. Indeed, similar to …
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