Elements Of An Algorithm: Programming
Eventually, an algorithm moves to the programming phase, where a set of modules and a list of instructions are created to solve the defined problem.
While this phase is usually reduced to pure source code, there is a lot more to programming than that. The most overlooked aspect of programming practices is all the small provisionary inscriptions that accompany the writing of programs.
A better understanding of the whys and wherefores of programming practices would perhaps make it possible to try to infuse this specialness into the algorithmic design communities.
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