eg. authors say they used GA but they only provide the equations without providing details of the code in the articles.
Hi there,
Typically, codes are presented as supplementary material. However, lately journals such as SoftwareX have been established to address this issue.
Alternatively, authors can upload the code if need be unto one of many forums or preprints now available on the internet. Hope this helps.
Best regards,
BBN
Dear Solomon,
You can provide your programming codes at the end of the research paper. It normally depends on the rules of the journals in which you publish your paper. Most probably, it is upto you if you want to provide the codes. You could also just explain the important parts of your codes so that the reader may know which idea you have used. Mostly, the researchers use supplementary materials to publish such contents.
I hope this is helpful, please let me know by recommending this answer.
Kind Regards,
Syed Talha Tirmizi
thank you Bemgba and Syed but if you check almost all articles do not either provide it as supplementary data or embedded in the text
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