Hi everyone,
maybe relevant for everyone, therefore in the forum.
I am not quite sure how many source code one should include in their thesis?
In many computer science theses and papers I have seen so far, not a lot of source code is included into the "normal text part".
However I am comparing two programming languages and also some implementations of a specific library in these languages. So I have the feeling that I will use a lot of smaller code fractions in my "text part" to show and explain differences and some basics of the languages. Is this the right way to go? Or should one try to explain concepts as far as possible without code fractions?
Kind regards,
Dominik