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- significant enhancements
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- Research questions in mapping studies are general, aiming to discover research trends (e.g., publication trends over time, topics covered in the literature). Conversely, systematic reviews aggregate evidence, necessitating precisely formulated specific goals (e.g., the practical utility of an intervention for the industry).
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- SLRs require a specific research goal for evidence aggregation
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- "Insufficient Problem Definition and Discussion
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- refining the research questions to encompass the complete IoT system life cycle from a software and system engineering perspective.
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- we intentionally narrow our scope to the intrinsic characteristics of programming languages themselves, with the aim of aiding developers and engineers in selecting the most suitable declarative programming language for their IoT projects
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- evaluating the suitability of declarative programming languages for IoT application development, rather than discussing specific software solutions or platforms
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- how well declarative programming languages can facilitate the fundamental aspects of IoT application development
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- On the other hand, the discussion will only explore an in-depth evaluation of the programming languages themselves, while avoiding broader aspects such as workflow or deployment:
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- ow well these declarative languages facilitate the fundamental aspects of IoT application development
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1. We wrote a separate 12 pages paper, more precisely a technical review, covering the 5 final selected DSLs
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- Internet of Things, its equivalent is lighting up a lightemitting diode (LED). In this section, we implement this basic program in each selected language; serving as an initial foray into their syntax and basic functionality
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