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The document discusses programming languages and introduces algorithms, flow charts, block diagrams, and the BASIC programming language. It provides objectives to introduce programming languages and discuss algorithms, flow charts, and block diagrams. Various topics are defined including algorithms, flow charts, computer programs, block diagrams, and BASIC. Examples of an algorithm and block diagram are also given.
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Computer programs, flow chart & algorithm
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- 3. • Chapter 1Reviewing computers • Chapter 2Pioneers of Computers • Chapter 3About the CPU • Chapter 4Storing Data • Chapter 5Whiz through Software • Chapter 6Introducing Spreadsheet • Chapter 7Programming Languages • Chapter 8More on Multimedia • Chapter 9Computer Networks 2/16/2017 3
- 4. Objectives • To introduce programming languages • To discuss algorithms, flow charts, and block diagrams • Introduce BASIC 2/16/2017 4
- 5. • Algorithm • Flow chart • Computer program • Block diagram • BASIC 2/16/2017 5
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- 8. Algorithm Organized set of instructions. Tells us what to do step by step. Helps us to solve a problem. Used for calculation and data processing.2/16/2017 8
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- 11. 2/16/2017 11 Start Switch on the power supply Press the power button on the system unit Open the start menu ,choose what you want to do End
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- 13. • It is a kind of algorithm • It tells the computer what to do step by step • It gives instructions to carry out a task such as the course of action in a game 2/16/2017 13
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- 15. • Blocks connected by arrows to show the relationship between them are called block diagrams. • We use block diagram to show the connection between different family members. 2/16/2017 15
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