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    PROG 2

    CHAPTER 1
    PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

    • Programming Languages
    • We may think computers are intelligent but they could not think on their own. They
    rely on computer programmers to create programs or directions for them to follow.
    • Statements and commands are followed logically, or in some cases in order.
    • Program Flow is one of the basic principles of computer’s instance guide.
    KINDS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

    1. Machine Language
    - Machine language is the language used inside the computer (basically, binary
    values)
    2. Assembly Language
    - Assembly language is the next level programming used for computers. Instead of
    using 0s and 1s, assembly language uses mnemonics. (Add, Sub,Mul, etc)
    3. Third Generation Language
    - Third generation language were developed to provide significant enhancements
    2GL. It uses less instructional statements shortening the programming.
    KINDS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

    4. Fourth Generation Language


    - They were designed to further simplify programming in order to create a robust
    program that can be applied to more complex situations.
    5. Fifth Generation Language
    - They are used mainly for Artificial Intelligence.
    6. Natural Language
    - Natural language or human languages are the ultimate goal in developing a
    programming language that can execute and understand natural languages.
    PROCEDURAL PROGRAMMING (STEP)

    • Ada
    • ALGOL
    • BASIC
    • C
    • C++
    • C#
    • COBOL
    • Common Lisp
    • Fortran
    • Pascal
    OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
    (EVENT)

    • VISUAL BASIC .NET


    • JAVA
    • C#
    • C++
    • PHP5
    • Perl
    • Ruby
    ABOUT VISUAL BASIC

    • Visual Basic is an example of 3GL. It is based on the BASIC language and


    provides a graphical programming environment in developing user interfaces
    • A Visual Basic programmer has the ability to simply drag and drop controls.
    • Given those controls,Visual Basic will create or generates the code given to
    these controls.
    • A programmer can then define the appearance and behavior of such graphical
    interface.
    VISUAL STUDIO

    • It is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that contains Visual Basic,


    Visual C++,Visual C#, F# and even Javascript.
    • A Visual Basic Programmer needs to learn the following:
    • Creating Windows Applications
    • Coding
    • Debugging
    • Deploying the application
    PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES OVERVIEW

    • Procedural – This was the style of programming of the first 3GL.


    • Visual Basic 6.0 and earlier versions were event driven programs which were
    still procedural but contain some elements of object-oriented programming
    • Visual Basic.NET are full object-Oriented programming (OOP) language.
    WHAT IS OBJECT ORIENTED
    PROGRAMMING?

    • It is a style that uses objects to design an application or program.


    • OOP is a programming paradigm that attempts to mimic the way people think
    and deal with the world.
    • Encapsulation – refers to data bundling and restrictions to access object’s data. It is a
    way of hiding data from the outside.
    • Modularity – is a programming design technique that allows breaking down of the
    software into modules and each module accomplishes a given task on its own
    • Data abstraction – is where data and program are represented by their close image
    representation
    • Polymorphism – is the ability to create variables, functions and objects and allow
    more than one form
    • Inheritance – is reusing codes of existing objects and the establishment of related
    objects with similar attributes and behavior.

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