AN ANALYSIS ON THE INITIATIVES OF COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY METRICS IN OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING: A SURVEY

N. Vijayaraj; T.N.Ravi

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Published In Volume 2, Issue 10 (2016)
Publication Date July 31, 2026
Manuscript ID IJCRCST-OCTOBER16-04
Article Type Research Paper
Pages 1042 - 1045
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Abstract

The primary goal of software metric is to evaluate the quality of built software. The conventional software metrics are majorly categorized into procedure and object oriented. Despite the emergence of newer technologies, object oriented (OO) software programming are said to be evolutionary as they are widely used in software design and development in the recent era. Though there have been many efforts made in developing software metrics for OO programming, the real time implementation of those metrics is still seem to be diminutive. Software Cognitive complexity metrics are yet another newer dimension of software metrics which are known to be simple and ready to implement in various domains. The core objective of this paper is to analyze the usability and maintainability of software cognitive complexity metrics in software industries.

Keywords

Software metrics OO programming Maintainability Usability Cognitive Complexity

Authors

N. Vijayaraj

T.N.Ravi

How to Cite this Article

N. Vijayaraj, T.N.Ravi (2016). "AN ANALYSIS ON THE INITIATIVES OF COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY METRICS IN OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING: A SURVEY". International Journal of Contemporary Research in Computer Science and Technology, 2(10), pp. 1042-1045.