I am doing a project for school and the question says
"Prepare a high-level explanation of the interface for the user. The user is the intended audience of this explanation, so the code is not relevant. "
How do I provide a high level explanation without using some kind of code?
I find that a lot of software is sorely missing "high level explanation". Modern programming languages tend to make the code fairly easy to understand at the microscopic level; and comments on methods and properties in interfaces can help the user with detail about how to use the interface. However, the user needs to first understand the overall domain concepts and design approach before the detailed documentation can be useful. Pulling those concepts out of detail comments and the code can be difficult. High-level explanation can help the user tremendously.
