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The document outlines the key steps in implementing a computer program: 1) Source code is created using a programming language, which may contain syntax errors or logical errors. This code includes variables, control structures, and constants. 2) The source code is then compiled, which converts it to machine language, and linked, which integrates the code into a single program. 3) The program is executed, which may result in run-time errors and requires debugging. 4) Program maintenance includes documenting the program through comments or manuals.
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- 2. Program Implementation The stage in the development of a computer program where the algorithm is put into a programming language such as C++, Visual Basic, Pascal, Java, Python etc.
- 3. Steps in program implementation There are four or five steps or processes that are involved: Creation of source code Compiling and linking Execution Program Maintenance
- 4. Source code creation This is done using programming language which maybe: Low Level (machine or assembly language) High Level Language (Pascal, C++, Java, Python etc.) The source code produced may contain: Syntax error Logical error May include: Variables Control Structure: Conditional statements (If.. Then ..Else) Loops (While, For, repeat) Constants List of data that can be written to, read from or searched for
- 5. Compiling and Linking Compiling: changes the source code to machine language or object code which creates the executable or finished program. Linking: involves the system software integrating source code and object code into a single program.
- 6. Source code creation …. May also involve: Testing: Ensuring that the program works correctly. Using test data: Test data is data used to test that the program is working correctly.
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