Explain the halstead theory of software metrics? Discuss with the help of suitable examples.
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Halstead's metrics depends upon the actual implementation of program and its measures, which are computed directly from the operators and operands from source code, in static manner. It allows to evaluate testing time, vocabulary, size, difficulty, errors, and efforts for C/C++/Java source code.
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