This document provides an introduction to programming. It explains that programming allows you to give instructions to computers to perform tasks, similar to how the brain directs the body. It notes that computers understand binary code (0s and 1s) at a low level, but that high-level programming languages make it easier for humans to write code by translating it to binary. Some examples of high-level languages mentioned are Java, C, C++, and C#.

1. A B R I E F I N T R O D U C T I O N
Introduction to Programming

2. What is programming?
 Programming is a way through which you can tell
your computer to do something.
 It is a set of instruction which performs a specific
task.
 In human body brain is the part which absorb the
information, process it and generate an accurate
response.
 Likewise, if your boss has asked you to do something
your brain takes the input and tell your body to move
and perform the task.

3. Programming
 Similarly, in computers brain is processor.
 When ever we want our computer to do something,
we have to talk to it in a way which would be easily
understandable to computer.
 So, we can say that talking to computer, making it
understand what you are saying and asking it to do
something for you is Programming

4. Language.
 To talk to people, we use specific language.
 A French wont be able to understand urdu/Hindi.
 To ask a French to do something, we would have to
talk to him in French.
 Likewise, in computer we have to program our task
in a way which would be understandable to
computer.

5. Language
 They are two types of languages.
 High Level languages -> easy way to program
 Low level languages-> 0s and 1s
 Example of low level language is Assembly languages

6. High Level Languages
 As computer understands 0s and 1s only,
 To make it easier for human to program, people have
created High level languages.
 Easy to work with. Computer converts the text and
program in 0s and 1s through interpreters and
compiles.
 Example-> Java, C, C++,C# etc