Documentation Completeness is a software quality attribute that refers to the degree to which all required documentation components are present, accurate, and sufficiently detailed to support the development, maintenance, and use of software systems.
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Gias Uddin, Martin P. Robillard · IEEE Software · 2015 · 157 citations
Software documentation: how much is enough?
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