Separating the user interface from the functionality of application programs

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Constructing graphical user interfaces for interactive applications is a difficult and time consuming task, typically requiring extensive programming and experimentation with many prototypes. Thus, the ability to package portions of the specification of user interfaces into components that can be reused in the construction of many interfaces, and the ability to change an application's user interface without impacting the implementation of the functionality are crucial. These abilities can be realized in the measure that the dependencies between the implementation of an application's functionality and the user interface can be minimized.

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