Introduction to Programming Languages PDF

Introduction to Programmin g By: Jay Rupert L. Yasis  Learning Outcomes Identify the different programming languages. Differentiate Procedure- Oriented, Object-Oriented, and Events-Driven programming. Familiarize about the significant events in the history and development...

Introduction to Programmin g By: Jay Rupert L. Yasis  Learning Outcomes Identify the different programming languages. Differentiate Procedure- Oriented, Object-Oriented, and Events-Driven programming. Familiarize about the significant events in the history and development of C++ Language. Guess the Word Using the jumbled letter in the game board, determine the word/s related to programming Introduction to Programmin By: Jay Rupert L. g Yasis What is Programming Language? consists of symbols, a system of punctuation, notation that keywords, and they instructs a use syntax to computer on how to dictate how code is execute specific written and tasks. structured. Who writes the program? Programmer – is an author of A person who writes, tests, computer source code. debugs, and maintains the computer program.  Machine Language What are Assembly Languages the different types of Procedure-Oriented Programming Languages programmin g Object-Oriented Programming Languages languages? Events-Driven Programming Languages Machine Language the lowest-level the only language programming a computer can language written directly execute in binary code (1 without the need and 0) for translation.  Machine Language Code  a low-level language that uses MNEMONICS to write the program code. Mnemonics are codes that Assembly are easy to remember and represents computer Languag operations. e Assembly language requires a translator program called "assembler" to convert assembly language program into machine language.  The written program is sequential and its execution is on line- Procedure- by-line basis. Oriented contain step-by-step PL instructions that manipulate data in a systematic way Examples: C, C++, Java, Pascal, Basic Object-Oriented PL A PL is used to create a program by turning everything into objects defined by its attributes and methods. These languages use principles like inheritance, encapsulation, polymorphism and abstraction to model real-world entities and relationships, making code more modular, reusable and easier to maintain. Examples: Java, Phython, C++, Ruby Events-Driven PL A program paradigm in which the flow of the Examples: Visual program is Basic,.Net, Python, determined by Javascript external event or action. Self - Check 1. This program is sequential and its execution is line- by-line. 2. A programming language that allows you to write programs using just two states (1, 0). 3. These are easy to remember codes that represent a particular computer operation. 4. A PL is used to create a program by turning everything into objects 5. A program determine by events or action.