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Ryan Kes 2024-10-29 18:33:59 +01:00
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@ -27,11 +27,11 @@ title: Economic state of USSR 1942-1943
## Agriculture ## Agriculture
| Country | Working population in agriculture | Output of non agricultural worker | | Country | Working population in agriculture | Output of non agricultural worker |
|---------|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------| |----|----|----|
| USSR | 57% | 33% | | USSR | 57% | 33% |
| Germany | 26% | 50% | | Germany | 26% | 50% |
| USA | 17% | 40% | | USA | 17% | 40% |
| UK | 6% | 59% | | UK | 6% | 59% |
- Agricultural workers in USSR were female because men were drafted - Agricultural workers in USSR were female because men were drafted
for the war or in gulags for the war or in gulags

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@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ title: Important quality attributes and their definitions
# Summary # Summary
| Quality Attribute | Definition | | Quality Attribute | Definition |
|-------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |----|----|
| Understandibility | The ease with which the design fragment can be comprehended | | Understandibility | The ease with which the design fragment can be comprehended |
| Changeability | The ease with which a design fragment can be modified (without causing ripple effects) when an existing functionality is changed. | | Changeability | The ease with which a design fragment can be modified (without causing ripple effects) when an existing functionality is changed. |
| Extensibility | The ease with which a design fragment can be enhanced or extenended (without riple effects) for supporting new functionality. | | Extensibility | The ease with which a design fragment can be enhanced or extenended (without riple effects) for supporting new functionality. |
| Reusability | The ease with which a design fragment can be used in a problem context other than the one for which the design fragment was originally developed | | Reusability | The ease with which a design fragment can be used in a problem context other than the one for which the design fragment was originally developed |
| Testabillity | The ease with which a design fragment supports the detection of defects within it via testing. | | Testabillity | The ease with which a design fragment supports the detection of defects within it via testing. |
| Reliability | The ease with which the design fragment supports the correct realization of the functionality and helps guard against the introduction of runtime problems. | | Reliability | The ease with which the design fragment supports the correct realization of the functionality and helps guard against the introduction of runtime problems. |