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NEW! Click here to post a message about your issue Go to the first previous next last section, table of contents Basic Programming Concepts What a Program Does At the most basic level, the job of a program is to process some input data and produce results. @ifnottex The "program" in the figure can be either a compiled program interpreted When you write a program, it usually consists of the following, very basic set of steps: @ifnottex Initialization BEGIN rule (see section The BEGIN and END ... Special Patterns ). If you were baking a cake, this might consist of laying out all the mixing bowls and the baking pan, and making sure you have all the ingredients that you need. Processing Clean Up END rule (see section The BEGIN and END ... Special Patterns ). After the cake comes out of the oven, you still have to wrap it in plastic wrap to keep anyone from tasting it, as well as wash the mixing bowls and other utensils. An algorithm is a detailed set of instructions necessary to accomplish a task, or process data. It is much the same as a recipe for baking a cake. Programs implement algorithms. Often, it is up to you to design the algorithm and implement it, simultaneously. The "logical chunks" we talked about previously are called records , similar to the records a company keeps on employees, a school keeps for students, or a doctor keeps for patients. Each record has many component parts, such as first and last names, date of birth, address, and so on. The component parts are referred to as the

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Year Two Modules Cardiff School of Mathematics Cardiff University Visual Basic Programming for OR Catalogue Entry This module assumes knowledge of the basic concepts of spreadsheets and how they can be used to manipulate information. It then builds on this to cover the automation of tasks using macros and the use of Visual Basic programming within Microsoft Excel, thus enabling the construction of customised, user-friendly interfaces for a spreadsheet. A variety of Operational Research problems are used as the basis for this module, although no prior knowledge of OR is required. Topics covered include simulation, logical programming ideas and debugging. This module can be taken successfully by any student who is prepared to learn the basics of computer programming, and who wishes to learn some practical problem solving skills which may be of benefit in future employment. Semester Spring Lecture Times (Academic Year 2003-4) Lecture Thursday 11:10-12:00 E/0.15

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home factoids programming languages A B C D ... Z For those who think the world begins and end with C++, or with Java, here is a very incomplete list of programming languages: just the ones I've heard of, or been told about (not including assembly languages, or special purpose 'little languages' like yacc or nroff The Language List is much more comprehensive, with over 2000 entries! The Jargon File is a great source for computing terms. Remember, no matter which language you choose, you can always Shoot Yourself In The Foot . It's just so much easier in some than in others. And, of course, Real Programmers Don't Use PASCAL Ada after Ada, Countess Lovelace , a friend of Charles Babbage , and claimed by some to be the first computer programmer. Ada the language was commissioned by the US Department of Defense in the 1980s as the language to be used for all its software. Descended from Pascal , with support for structuring via the package The PL/I of the 1980s.

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A Note on Declarative Programming Paradigms and the Future of Definitional Programming Olof Torgersson Department of Computing Science oloft@cs.chalmers.se Abstract: We discuss some approaches to declarative programming including functional programming, various logic programming languages and extensions, and definitional programming. In particular we discuss the programmers need and possibilities to influence the control part of programs. We also discuss some problems of the definitional programming language GCLA and try to find directions for future research into definitional programming. Introduction Even though declarative programming languages have been around for some thirty years by now they have still not gained any widespread use for real-world applications. At the same time object-oriented programming has conquered the world and is the methodology used for most programs developed today. This is a fact even though the used object-oriented languages like C++ lacks most features considered important in declarative programming like a clear and simple semantics, automatic memory management, and so on. It should be obvious that the object-oriented approach contains something that is intuitevely appealing to humans. Accordingly many attempts have been made to include object-oriented features into declarative programming and several languages like Prolog and Haskell have object-oriented extensions In this note we discuss some existing declarative programming paradigms including definitional programming. In particular we will focus on control and also try to identify some characteristics that we feel it is necessary to incorporate in the next generation definitional programming language to gain success.

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74. CSIS 1560: BASIC Programming o What basic steps must your program take, and in there are a number of steps your program must accomplish are subject to change in the future, use constants http://www.cis.ysu.edu/~john/1560/hw2.htm

CSIS 1560: BASIC Programming Assignment 2: Arithmetic Computations Due Oct. 9 Programming Exercise 3, page 177 Before you begin writing the code, think carefully about your design o What basic steps must your program take, and in what order? o How will the necessary computations be done? o What variables will you need, and what type should they be? Since there are a number of steps your program must accomplish, consider implementing it incrementally – that is, writing it one step at a time, and using the debugging tools to check the correctness of each step. Since there are a number of things in this problem (particularly related to costs) that are subject to change in the future, use constants where appropriate. Make sure that your code is well documented . In particular, make sure it is clear what each variable in your program represents. As mentioned in class, this can be based on your initial design Save this project as Cookies.frm and Cookies.vbp . Make sure that your name is on the diskette!

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EqualAccess Libraries Youth Access Health Access Lifelong Access Community Access Education Access Locations Family Place Libraries Reading America About LFF LFF Services LFF Arizona Health Access Health Access Projects Health Access News The Challenge With the arrival of the digital age has come a flood of health information on the Internet, and at the same time, changes in the health care system have shifted the burden of health education from doctor to patient. Individuals and community health organizations are seeking answers to their health questions outside the doctor's office and encountering a bewildering array of information that is often out-of-date, inaccessible, biased or conflicting. The Strategy Health Access is a model for building partnerships among libraries and local organizations and agencies with the goal of promoting healthy communities and increasing awareness and use of library resources for prevention and wellness. The program is built on the idea that health literacy, or the ability to read, understand and use health information, is the key to improving health, and that libraries are a critical partner in the effort to address health literacy and provide quality, understandable health information.

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News Frontpage News archive News topics Resources Forum Articles Photo shoots Fairs and meetings ... Search Software Downloads Webshop MRC Who we are Join our team Donate Policies ... Contact us Login Username Password Don't you have an account yet? Become an MSX-friend and register an account now! Statistics There are 284 guests and 12 MSX friends online You are an anonymous user. MSX BASIC PROGRAMMING CONTEST MSX BASIC programming contest The MSX Association has started a programming contest for MSX-BASIC. The winning programs will be listed in the upcoming MSX-Magazine 2, which will be released this autumn. There are little rules to the contest: The code must be BASIC. The program must work in MSXPLAYer. The program may not be longer than 72 lines of code (3 screens in WIDTH 40). If you want to send in BASIC code, you can mail it to ant-msx@ml.ascii.co.jp Relevant link: MSX Association programming contest Submitted by: snout on June 26 2003, 23:22 By ballarena on June 27 2003, 01:40 Little rules, but does the code have to be legible/understandable? I mean, what does the contest try to do? Show off the power of BASIC or trying to educate people in the use of BASIC? Also, I assume that in either case the BASIC program isn't allowed to carry any machine language (z80) code?

78. Programming Survey Added - Ticalc.org is basic, and that was mostly stuff no one else would find useful. I find it much more relevent to my future career to learn computer programming languages as http://www.ticalc.org/archives/news/articles/0/3/3896.html

Basics Archives Community Services ... News Programming Survey added Programming Survey added Posted on 30 October 1998, 03:25 GMT A Programming Survey has been added to the Surveys section. If you have any ideas for future surveys, please e-mail them to survey@ticalc.org The comments below are written by ticalc.org visitors. Their views are not necessarily those of ticalc.org, and ticalc.org takes no responsibility for their content. Re: Programming Survey added Nothing important... just sick of seeing "No comments" 31 October 1998, 23:57 GMT Re: Programming Survey added James Rubingh (Web Page) People who program mostly BASIC consider themselves programmers =) 2 November 1998, 19:26 GMT Re: Re: Programming Survey added hey, as long as the programs have no bugs and are useful or fun... 2 November 1998, 20:55 GMT Re: Re: Programming Survey added Jeremy Mullins (Web Page) All I've ever done on calcs is BASIC, and that was mostly stuff no one else would find useful. I find it much more relevent to my future career to learn computer programming languages as I am enrolled in Computer Engineering, and I doubt any future employer would hand me a calc and tell me to write a new database for it, as I don't plan to work for TI or HP. 3 November 1998, 06:35 GMT

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Please support our sponsor: Main Site Links Resources Tutorials News VB Gaming Code Downloads DirectX 7 ... Miscellaneous General: Making DLL Components By: Jack Hoxley Written: May 2000 Download: Gm_dll.zip DLL stands for Dynamic Link Library, and it is also the 3 letter extension used for the file type. Basically it is a collection of procedures and functions that can be used often and by any language (to a certain extent). The entire windows API is made up of DLL's, look through your system folder and you'll find upwards of 600 different DLL files. Most of the directX files are DLL's. Windows comes with lots of DLL's, almost all of them are the API, the rest that you'll find are probably for other applications. They are used to extend the programs that they are associated with, by offering new functions and optimized code. One common use for DLL's is to simplify the original program; Say you had a memory access program, that used lots of extremely complex maths formulas. If you needed to use it often you would make a procedure to handle it - but it would still be in the original EXE program. If it were in a DLL it would work the same, but it would be independent from the original EXE; this would allow you to update it without having to recompile the exe (more on this later). The main advantage is that, in vb, you would only have to declare the DLL in the declarations section and you could call the procedure from anywhere in the program, and not worry about it cluttering up your project.

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