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C Programming by Santosh

The document provides an introduction to programming languages, highlighting their role in instructing computers and the various types available for different applications. It discusses the necessity of using text editors or IDEs for coding and the process of compiling or interpreting code. Additionally, it mentions programming design tools such as algorithms, flow charts, and pseudo codes, along with features of good programming practices.

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C Programming by Santosh

The document provides an introduction to programming languages, highlighting their role in instructing computers and the various types available for different applications. It discusses the necessity of using text editors or IDEs for coding and the process of compiling or interpreting code. Additionally, it mentions programming design tools such as algorithms, flow charts, and pseudo codes, along with features of good programming practices.

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UNIT 1: INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING CONCEPT (6)

1.1 Introduction of Programming Language

Programming languages are formal languages that are designed to instruct


computers to perform specific tasks. There are many different programming
languages, each with their own syntax, rules, and features. Programming languages
are used to create software applications, websites, games, and other digital products.

Each programming language has its own set of keywords, syntax rules, and programming paradigms, such
as procedural programming, object-oriented programming, or functional programming. Different
programming languages may be better suited for different tasks or applications. For example, Python is
often used for data analysis and scientific computing, while JavaScript is commonly used for web
development.

To write code in a programming language, a programmer must use a text editor or integrated development
environment (IDE) to write the code and then compile or interpret it into machine code that the computer
can execute. Programming languages can be challenging to learn, but they offer a powerful way to create
digital products and automate tasks.

1.2 Assembler, Compiler and Interpreter

1.3 Syntax and Semantics

1.4 Programming Design Tools

1.4.1 Algorithm

1.4.2 Flow chart

1.4.3 Pseudo codes

1.5 Features of good programme

Lab Works

• Designing algorithm and draw flow chart for sequence,

decision making and repetition concept of general

programming.

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