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Laurence Loewe^1,2, Katherine S Scheuer¹, Seth A Keel^1,2

¹Wisconsin Institute for Discovery.

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Effective programming names are crucial for code comprehension and data interpretation. The Evolvix BEST Names concept improves code clarity and semantic reproducibility, reducing complexity in software development.

Keywords:

debugging code2brain interfaces evolutionary systems biology simulations flipped programming language design fundamental modes of computing names of identifiers in code ontology computing programming language paradigms and naming

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Bioinformatics
Software Engineering

Background:

Programming names are essential for understanding code and big data.
Code2Brain (C2B) interfaces link programming syntax to meaning, aiding code comprehension.
Ensuring long-term backward compatibility and semantic reproducibility is vital for C2B interfaces.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the impact of naming conventions on C2B interface quality.
To address the challenges of semantic reproducibility caused by confusing synonyms in programming.
To introduce and validate the Evolvix BEST Names concept for improved naming practices.

Main Methods:

Defined C2B interfaces as maps between meaning and naming syntax.
Observed naming effects on C2B quality during Evolvix syntax development.
Presented and tested the Evolvix BEST (Brief, Explicit, Summarizing, Technical) Names concept.
Developed naming questionnaires for C2B debugging.

Main Results:

Naming significantly affects C2B quality and semantic reproducibility.
Confusing synonyms can degrade biological modeling to deciphering exercises.
The Evolvix BEST Names concept demonstrated effectiveness in reducing naming conflicts.
Naming questionnaires facilitate C2B debugging.

Conclusions:

Improved naming conventions are critical for robust and understandable programming.
The Evolvix BEST Names concept offers a structured approach to enhance code clarity and maintainability.
Flipped programming language design with BEST Names can lead to innovative software solutions.