Computer problem solving skills

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This document discusses computer problem solving skills and programming languages. It defines a computer program as a sequence of instructions that causes a computer to perform a specific task. Examples of programs are provided in several languages like ALGOL, BASIC, C, and Fortran to display or print text. Programming languages are designed to communicate instructions to computers and examples given include BASIC, Fortran, COBOL, C, Pascal, ALGOL, Logo, Assembly, Java, and Prolog. Programming languages are classified as assembly language, high-level languages, and machine language.

Computer Problem Solving
Skills
Arc. Alli Abiodun Ismail

objectives
? Identify a computer program;
? Define a computer programming language;
? Give examples of computer programming languages.

Computer Program
? A computer needs written instructions to perform specific tasks.
These written instructions are called programs.
? Technically, a program is defined as a sequence of instructions written
to perform a specific task with a computer.
? It is an organized list of instructions that, when executed causes the
computer to behave in a predetermined manner.

Examples
? In ALGOL
BEGIN
DISPLAY( ��Welcome to Esteem��)
END
? In BASIC
PRINT ��Nigeria is great��
? In C
(programming language)
#include <stdio.h>
Int main (void)
{ printf(��Nigeria is greatn��)
{ return 0

Examples cont.
? In Fortran
Program Nigeria
Print*, ��Nigeria is great��
End program Nigeria

Types of programming languages
Programming Languages
Assembly Language
High-level Language
Machine language

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1. Computer Problem Solving Skills Arc. Alli Abiodun Ismail

2. objectives ? Identify a computer program; ? Define a computer programming language; ? Give examples of computer programming languages.

3. Computer Program ? A computer needs written instructions to perform specific tasks. These written instructions are called programs. ? Technically, a program is defined as a sequence of instructions written to perform a specific task with a computer. ? It is an organized list of instructions that, when executed causes the computer to behave in a predetermined manner.

4. Examples ? In ALGOL BEGIN DISPLAY( ��Welcome to Esteem��) END ? In BASIC PRINT ��Nigeria is great�� ? In C (programming language) #include <stdio.h> Int main (void) { printf(��Nigeria is greatn��) { return 0

5. Examples cont. ? In Fortran Program Nigeria Print*, ��Nigeria is great�� End program Nigeria

6. Programming Language ? A programming language is an artificial language that is designed to communicate instructions to a machine, particularly computer. A programming language can be used to create programs which control the behavior of a machine particularly a computer. ? Examples ? BASIC; ? Fortran ? Cobol; ? C; ? Pascal ? Algol; ? Logo; ? Assembly language; ? Java; ? Prolog e.t.c

7. Types of programming languages Programming Languages Assembly Language High-level Language Machine language

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