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Applying Patterns to Novice Programming Problems
Porter, R. and Calder, P.
A major difficulty for novice programmers is the application of their knowledge of programming language features to the solving of novel problems. As patterns are built around problem-solution pairs their use in this context is indicated. This paper suggests a process for applying patterns to problems and demonstrates its use in a simple example problem.
Cite as: Porter, R. and Calder, P. (2003). Applying Patterns to Novice Programming Problems. In Proc. Pattern Languages of Programs 2002. Revised papers from the Third Asia-Pacific Conference on Pattern Languages of Programs, (KoalaPLoP 2002), Melbourne, Australia. CRPIT, 13. Noble, J., Ed. ACS. 73.
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