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Visual behavior on problem comprehension among novice programmers with prior knowledge
Program comprehension studies investigate the underlying cognitive processes of individuals as they perform programming tasks. Over the years, the studies have begin to incorporate devices such as eye-tracking to empirically analyze reading patterns and visual attention. The outcome of such studies
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