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1 Redundancy College of Alameda pmcdermott@peralta.edu Copyright © 2007 Patrick McDermott Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1647) Triple Portrait of Cardinal Richelieu (1585-1642) 1642

2 DRY Don’t Repeat Yourself Don’t Say the same Thing Twice Don’t Reiterate Don’t go over the same Ground Twice Don’t say it Again Only say it Once One time & One Time Only No Duplicate Statements

3 CW-1 Good New Lily Pat CW-2 HF-1 HF-2 HF-3 Good New Fair Johnny Mary Pat Flat 224 pagesHuck Finn1884 Mark Twain 24 pagesHick Finn1884 Sam Clemen 64 pagesCall of Wild1903 Jack London 224 pagesHuck Finn1884 Mark Twain HF-1 HF-2 HF-3 CW-1 Good New Fair Good New 88 pagesCall of Wild1907 Jack London Johnny Mary Lily Pat CW-2 224 pagesHuck Finn1884 Mark Twain 64 pagesCall of Wild1903 Jack London Database

4 Xtreme! Department –The Department of Superfluous Redundancy Department The number 7 should appear only once in the entire computer! Human languages are extremely redundant –Agree in Gender, Number & Case –Causes Numerous Grammar Errors

5 Good If computer does, OK –Don’t trust Humans (including Programmers) Replication Backup Keys Performance –Index is Always Redundant Critical or Dangerous: Triple Redundancy Belt & Braces

6 Derived Data Calculated Amount –Set Counts & Totals For Efficiency For Concept/Analysis –Don’t Forget –Reassure Users –For Data Mining “Don’t save anything you can recalculate.” —Raymond Chen, The Old New Thing

7 Unemployed In England

8 Superfluous Concept of Information Information Theory


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