This is introductory lecture of Introduction to programming. We will discus general considerations for learning the programming.

1. INTRODUCTION OF PROGRAMMING
Lecture 1

2. PROGRAMMING
 Formal Definition
“Implementing Algorithm by Some Programming
Language
 A step by step solution of a Problem is called
Algorithm
 Programming Language is computer
understandable set of Commands
 Program = Data + Instruction
 Programmer/Developer/Coder: A person who
writes the program

3. LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
 Machine Level Language: In the form of 0 and
1.(Example: Binary Language). Programmer have
detailed knowledge of Computer System and
Electronics
 Low Level Language: In the form of Symbols
(Example: Assembly Language). Programmer have
detailed knowledge of Computer Architecture &
Organization
 Intermediate Level Language: High level in syntax
like English (Example: C Language). Programmer
required some details about Computer System
 High Level Language: Much like human language
(Example: Java, .Net). Programmer required little
knowledge about Computer System

4. PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS
 Non Structured Programming: A
programming Language without proper
logical structures.
 Structured Programming: Having proper
logical structures
 Object Oriented Programming:
Implementing real world scenario

5. PROGRAMMING ENVIRONMENTS
 Desktop: Programming for Stand-Alone PC
(Office Applications, Games, etc)
 Web: Programming for Web Sites
 Mobile: Programming Language for Mobiles
Phones
 Cloud: A platform that provides online memory
and processing facilities.
 Gadget: Smart devices such as wearables
 Non User Interface: Application which have no
user interface such as Window Services

6. LANGUAGE SYNTAX
 Algorithmic Language: The Programming
Language which have logical tools to solve a
logical problem. (C/C++, Java, .Net etc)
 Tag Based Language: Such language use
defining structures. (HTML, XML, XAML)

7. APPLICATION OF PROGRAMMING

8. APPLICATION OF PROGRAMMING