Copying a code fragment and reusing the same in several parts of the project is a common phenomenon in software project development. Statistics says about 5 % to 17 % of the system will contain duplicated code. Major disadvantage with the code duplication with or without minor modifications is debugging. A bug detected in a code fragment will be repeated in all its clones and debugger must investigate all these fragments for the same bug, refactoring of the repeated code is another issue in software maintenance. In this paper we survey the status of the clone detection research. First, we introduce few concepts and terms involved in code cloning, and categorization of clones. Second, we discussed few existing clone detection tools and their...
Maintainability is an important attribute when developing software. One of the factors that negative...
Code clone is a portion of codes that contains some similarities in the same software regardless of ...
<p>Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
Duplicated code or code clones are a kind of code smell that have both positive and negative impacts...
Similar fragments in source codes are known as clones or duplicated codes. One major issue with dupl...
Software code clones refer to the same part of code that appears in different places. Software clone...
An extensive area of research in Software Engineering for the last two decades has been finding dupl...
Abstract—In any programming language source code, the code that is repeated is called the clone. The...
Code clones have recieved great interests in recent years from many researchers, engineers, and prac...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Over the past few decades, clone detection and evolution have become a major area of study in softwa...
Management of duplicated code in software systems is important in ensuring its graceful evolution. C...
Code cloning — that is, the gratuitous duplication of source code within a software system — is an e...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Maintainability is an important attribute when developing software. One of the factors that negative...
Code clone is a portion of codes that contains some similarities in the same software regardless of ...
<p>Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has...
Code duplication or copying a code fragment and then reuse by pasting with or without any modificati...
Duplicated code or code clones are a kind of code smell that have both positive and negative impacts...
Similar fragments in source codes are known as clones or duplicated codes. One major issue with dupl...
Software code clones refer to the same part of code that appears in different places. Software clone...
An extensive area of research in Software Engineering for the last two decades has been finding dupl...
Abstract—In any programming language source code, the code that is repeated is called the clone. The...
Code clones have recieved great interests in recent years from many researchers, engineers, and prac...
Background: Software Code Cloning is widely used by developers to produce code in which they have co...
Over the past few decades, clone detection and evolution have become a major area of study in softwa...
Management of duplicated code in software systems is important in ensuring its graceful evolution. C...
Code cloning — that is, the gratuitous duplication of source code within a software system — is an e...
Copying a code fragment and reusing it by pasting with or without minor modifications is a common pr...
Maintainability is an important attribute when developing software. One of the factors that negative...
Code clone is a portion of codes that contains some similarities in the same software regardless of ...
<p>Cloning means the use of copy-paste as method in developing software artefacts. This practice has...