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what does wc -l do? what is KLOC? what is TIA?
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RE: RE: Is there a way to measure code complexity?
by Anonymous Monk on Feb 08, 2000 at 19:55 UTC
    > what does wc -l do? wc is a Unix/Linux word count program. By default, it prints the number of bytes, words, and lines in a file. The "-l" option tells it to print only the number of lines. It is a quick way to measure lines of code. > what is KLOC? KLOC is a measurement of lines of code. 1 KLOC = 1000 lines of code (one kilo-LOC). 2 KLOC = 2000 lines of code, etc. > what is TIA? TIA = Thanks In Advance.