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INTRODUCTION

This section is a workbook for the programmer.

Primarily by example, and to some extent by nar-

rative, he is furnished with a guide to coding.

First, suggestions are made for the adoption of

certain standard practices that will make the pro-

gramming job easier and the results more uniform.

Then follows a series of programming aids.

The bulk of this section is occupied by the final

part, a group of examples of coding required to

implement a significant part of the payroll system

discussed earlier. They will prove useful in pro-

viding a starting point for the programmer and

lustrating proven programming techniques, rather

than in being usable without change for any given

installation's system. Note that programs are

written at this point in the installation of your sys-

tem. Also, Variable Summary Sheets are filled

and flowcharts are drawn. These last two items

now become a part of your documentation (note

references to Section 35).

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