This document discusses programming languages and development tools. It defines programming languages and categorizes them from low-level machine languages to high-level languages. Popular languages today include Visual Basic, C, C++, Java, and SQL. The document also outlines tools for application development, macros, RAD, web pages using HTML and XML, and multimedia programs.
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
1) Introduction to Computer Programming.
2) Computer, Hierarchy of Computer, Compiler.
3) Interpreter, High level language, Features of C language.
Program
Software
Compiler
Interpreter
Modular programming/Structured Programming
Non structured programming
Need of Programming language
Difference between structured and object oriented programming
Advantages of object oriented programming
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
1) Introduction to Computer Programming.
2) Computer, Hierarchy of Computer, Compiler.
3) Interpreter, High level language, Features of C language.
Program
Software
Compiler
Interpreter
Modular programming/Structured Programming
Non structured programming
Need of Programming language
Difference between structured and object oriented programming
Advantages of object oriented programming
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In this presentation we discuss the works and influence of Norbert Henrichs (born 1935), a pioneer of Information Science in Europe. In the context of philosophy documentation, Henrichs developed in the 1960s a dictionary-independent method of indexing: the Text-Word Method. This method works exclusively with the term material of the documents to be indexed. It starts by using a variant of syntactic indexing, viz. the formation of thematic chains. Documents indexed via the Text-Word Method form the basis for relatively ballast-free information retrieval, but also for studies in the history of ideas. Henrichs was a leading contributor to the formulation and realization of the German Information & Documentation (I&D) program (1974 – 1977). This widely noted political program planned for the world’s entire scientific and technical literature to be made available in 20 specialized information centers. Henrichs served as scientific executive director of the central German infrastructure provision within the I&D program, the “Society for Information and Documentation” (GID), from 1980 to 1985. Over the course of the 1980s, the I&D program broke down—mainly due to a lack of financing. At the Heinrich-Heine-University in Düsseldorf, Henrichs successfully developed a curriculum for information science, which—typically for Germany in the 1980s and 1990s—had no strong ties to either library science or computer science.
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Pemrograman visual memiliki beberapa keuntungan dibandingkan dengan pemrograman teks tradisional. Pertama, pemrograman visual lebih mudah dipelajari oleh pemula karena antarmuka grafis yang intuitif. Kedua, pemrograman visual dapat membantu pengguna memvisualisasikan alur program secara keseluruhan, sehingga memudahkan pengguna untuk memahami bagaimana program bekerja. Ketiga, pemrograman visual dapat mempercepat proses pengembangan program karena menghilangkan kebutuhan untuk mengetik kode secara manual.
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What is a Computer Program?
A computer program is a set of instructions or statements to be carried out by the computer's CPU.
Evolution of Programming Language (1950s)
Categories of Programming Language
-> Machine Language
-> Assembly Language
-> High level Language
Overview of operators in C
System Development Life Cycle for Programming
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Introduction to Computer.
Program and Programming.
Languages.
Types of Programming Languages.
Low-Level Languages.
Assembly languages.
High-Level Languages.
History of Programming.
Languages.
Translators.
Compiler.
Interpreter.
Typical C Program Development.
Environment
The C Programming Language
Characteristics of C language
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Characteristics of C language
Basic Program Structure in C
Language
2. OBJECTIVES
n Explain the differences among the categories of
programming languages
n Identify programming languages commonly used
today
n Identify the uses of application generators,
macros, and RAD tools
n Describe various Web page development tools,
including HTML, DHTML, and XML
3. WHAT IS A COMPUTER
PROGRAM?
n A set of instructions that directs a computer
to perform the tasks necessary to process
data into information
4. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
n Programming language
n Set of words, symbols, and codes that enables a
programmer to communicate a solution
algorithm to the computer
5. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
TOOLS
n User-friendly software products
designed to assist in the creation of
information system solutions
6. CATEGORIES OF PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES
n Machine languages
n Assembly languages
n Third-generation languages
n Fourth-generation languages (4GL)
n Natural languages
7. Low Level Versus High Level
n Low level
n is written to run on one particular
computer
n High level
n can run on many different types of
computers
8. Machine languages
n Also known as first-generation language
n Machine language is referred to as level languages
n Instructions use a series of binary digits (1s and 0s)
n The only language that the computer directly
understand
n Disadvantage
n Tedious to code program
n Time consuming
n Program is machine dependent
10. Assembly languages
n instructions are written using abbreviations and codes
n Also referred as low-level languages
n Writes codes such as A for addition, C for compare
n Programmer can refer to storage locations with symbolic addresses
n Machine dependent
n Source program
n Program containing the assembly language code
n Macros
n Generate more than one machine language instruction
n Needs translator (assembler) to convert program into machine codes
12. Third-generation languages
n Instructions, which use a series of English-like
words
n Are procedural languages because the computer
must be told what to accomplish and how to do it.
n Needs translator to convert program into machine
codes
n Compilers
n Interpreters
n Object code or object program
n The machine language version that results from the
compiling the 3GL
15. Fourth-Generation
Languages (4GL)
n Which also uses English-like statements
n Is a nonprocedural language because a
programmer only specifies what the program
should accomplish without explaining how.
n Syntax (rules of the language) are to be
followed
n Machine independent
20. POPULAR PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES
n BASIC
n Visual Basic
n Design the graphical user interface
n Write code for program events
n Generate the application
n COBOL
21. POPULAR PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES
n C
n C++
n FORTRAN
n Pascal
n Ada
n RPG (Report Program Generator)
n Other programming languages
22. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
TOOLS
n Application generators (program generators)
n Form builders (screen painters)
n Menu generator
23. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
TOOLS
n Macros
n Recording macros
n Writing macros
n Running macros
n RAD Tools: Visual Basic, Delphi, and
PowerBuilder
n Visual Basic
n Delphi
n PowerBuilder
24. WEB PAGE PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT
n HTML
n Hypertext markup language (HTML)
n Tags (markups)
n Resulting Web page
n Scripts, Applets, and Servlets
n Common gateway interface (CGI)
n Counter
n Image map
n Processing form
25. WEB PAGE PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT
n Java, JavaScript, and Perl
n Java
n JavaScript
n Perl
n Dynamic HTML (DHMTL)
n Allows more graphical interest and interactivity in Web
pages
n Style sheets
n XML
n eXtensible Markup Language
n May replace HTML
26. MULTIMEDIA PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT
n Multimedia authoring software
n Used to display text, graphics,
animation, audio, and video into an
electronic interactive presentation
27. SELECTING A PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGE OR PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT TOOL
n Standards of the organization
n Interface with other programs
n Suitability of the language to the
application
n Portability to other systems
28. SUMMARY OF PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES
n Categories of programming languages
n Object-oriented program development
n Popular programming languages
n Program development tools
n Web page program development
n Multimedia program development