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LabVIEW is a graphical programming language, and as a result emphasis is often put on how the code looks, as well as how it performs. Developers may have preferences on one style or another, but one good starting point is the following NI White Papers on Rules to Wire by:

These guidelines in programming style are important and can be check through automated inspection using the VI Analyzer toolkit.

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	These guidelines in programming style are important and can be check through automated inspection using the [[VI_analyzer\|VI Analyzer]] toolkit.		These guidelines in programming style are important and can be check through automated inspection using the [[VI_analyzer\|VI Analyzer]] toolkit.

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