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<li>This part is about handling complex content or processes.</li>
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<li>How to handle complex processes or content.</li>
<li>Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into seperate parts.</li>
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<li>Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into parts.</li>
<li>Long processes that require user input should, if possible, be divided into multiple simpler processes.</li>
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<li>Long processes that need user input should be split into several simpler processes.</li>
<li>If that is not possible, it is recommended to offer a saving function that allows users to pause a process and resume it later without losses.</li></ul>
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<li>A saving function should allow users to pause long processes and resume them later without losses.</li></ul>
 
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==simple introduction==
 
==simple introduction==
* This part is about handling complex content or processes
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* How to handle complex processes or content.
* Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into seperate parts.
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* Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into parts.
* Long processes that require user input should, if possible, be divided into multiple simpler processes.
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* Long processes that need user input should be split into several simpler processes.
* If that is not possible, it is recommended to offer a saving function that allows users to pause a process and resume it later without losses.
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* A saving function should allow users to pause long processes and resume them later without losses.
  
 
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==[[Complexity_References|Reference Collections for Complexity]]==
 
==[[Complexity_References|Reference Collections for Complexity]]==

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simple introduction
  • How to handle complex processes or content.
  • Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into parts.
  • Long processes that need user input should be split into several simpler processes.
  • A saving function should allow users to pause long processes and resume them later without losses.
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simple introduction

  • How to handle complex processes or content.
  • Extensive or complex content can be better understood if it is broken down into parts.
  • Long processes that need user input should be split into several simpler processes.
  • A saving function should allow users to pause long processes and resume them later without losses.

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Reference Collections for Complexity

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Dividing Processes