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COBOL is a computer programming language initially developed in 1959 to process business data like finance and records. It is structured hierarchically with divisions, sections, paragraphs and statements to organize code. COBOL supports numeric, alphanumeric and alphabetic data types as well as arithmetic, logical and relational operators. Expressions, branching, input/output, iterations and comments are implemented through statements, mnemonic codes and verbs like ADD, BE, PERFORM and *.
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COBOL
- 1. Overview of COBOL COBOL - COmmon Business-Oriented Language Used primarily in company and government business, finance, and administrative systems Developed in 1959 by CODASYL (Conference on Data Systems Languages) to provide common business language for business applications
- 2. COBOL Structure Structured hierarchically Divisions Identification Environment Data Procedure Sections Paragraphs Sentences Statements
- 4. Numeric
- 5. Alphanumeric
- 6. Alphabetic
- 7. Identifiers
- 8. Self
- 9. Super
- 10. Null
- 11. Operators
- 12. Arithmetic
- 13. Logical
- 15. Input/outputs descriptions in the environment and data divisions indicate input/output statements allowed in the procedure division
- 16. All iterations handled by PERFORM verb
- 17. Comments are documented by coding ‘*’ in position 7, then adding comments to the line