Antonielly

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Antonielly (talk)

WP:KIND

Nice edits

Some edits of mine that I am very proud of:

In Abstract data type:

The main contribution of the abstract data type theory (and its evolution, the design by contract) is that it (1) formalizes a definition of type (which was only intuitively hinted on procedural programming) (2) on the basis of the information hiding principle and (3) in a way that such formalization can be explicitly represented in programming language notations and semantics. This important advance in computer science theory (motivated by software engineering challenges in procedural programming) led to the emergence of languages and methodological principles of object-oriented programming.

Creation of section "Hacia", "para" and "face a" in Portuguese and Spanish compared.
Major improvement of the GUI widgets template and addition of that template to the involved articles.
Improvement edits made to Programming paradigm which led to the creation of Template:Programming paradigms.
Contradiction detected in the article Linguistic purism in Icelandic.
Added a paragraph about the characteristics of Paul Erdős that confer greater legitimacy to the Erdős number metric.
Various merges.

Antonielly

Nice edits

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