: Putting code examples in BSC thesis I am writing my bachelor's thesis in software engineering. It is split into two parts: a theoretical part where I analyze existing literature, compare models

I am writing my bachelor's thesis in software engineering. It is split into two parts: a theoretical part where I analyze existing literature, compare models and draw conclusions; and a part where I present my software solution to a problem using the patterns defined in the theoretical part.

A chapter in the theoretical part is about a process called Domain Driven Design, where it is natural to put code examples as they make it easier to understand the concepts. My code examples are not connected to the software I created.

Should I put code examples not directly connected to my app in the theoretical part of a thesis? Or is it enough if I only define concepts without examples? (in the second part they will be referenced anyways during the analysis of my app)

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: Putting code examples in BSC thesis I am writing my bachelor's thesis in software engineering. It is split into two parts: a theoretical part where I analyze existing literature, compare models

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: I know this doesn't answer exactly what OP asked.... but in the spirit of your appreciation for doing charts by hand, i'll offer this solution: Using a bulletin board or piece of some sort

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