Accepted Artifact for "Dynamic Program Slices Change How Developers Diagnose Gradual Run-time Type Errors"
Bañados Schwerter, Felipe; Garcia, Ronald; Holmes, Reid; Ali, Karim;
Accepted Artifact for "Dynamic Program Slices Change How Developers Diagnose Gradual Run-time Type Errors"
The accepted artifact for the journal article "Dynamic Program Slices Change How Developers Diagnose Gradual Run-time Type Errors" published in Volume 10, Issue 1 of The Art, Science, and Engineering of Programming. Please refer to the README.md to work with the artifact and reproduce results from the article.
- Abu Dhabi University United Arab Emirates
- University of Alberta Canada
- University of British Columbia Canada
user evaluation, program slicing, wizard-of-oz, gradual typing
user evaluation, program slicing, wizard-of-oz, gradual typing
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