NOT.2:9 - Consequences

Users can construct expressions whose parts and references can be recovered, and can locate where a change alters the described operation. The same rules provide an input to interpretation, translation and automated processing.

Explicit structure can make an expression longer or impose conventions to learn. Controlled abbreviations and alternative views can reduce that burden once their interpretation is established. A scheme can also require a richer account of scope or interfaces than the first examples revealed.