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On the Reliability of Code Comprehension Proxies
Prior work on code comprehension uses different comprehension proxies---for example, Likert-scale ratings or answers to input-output questions about program snippets, usually collected from students, to approximate whether code is comprehensible to software engineers, but the relative reliability of
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