Flynn, Timothy J wrote:
> What is the difference between "depended on by" vs. parent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Tim
I'm sure this is open to interpretation...
To me, "depends" / "depended on by" indicate separate tasks that must be
performed in sequence. I.e. I have to finish the one task before the
other task can _start_.
And "parent" / "child" indicate composition of tasks. I.e. the child
task is "part" of the parent. I say I have to finish the one task
before the other task can _finish_.
My 2cents.
Jason
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