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programming environment
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A computer program is a set of instructions that a computer follows to complete a task. “Coding”, or “programming”, means writing the step by step instructions that tell the computers what to do.
Everything a computer does, from browsing the internet to writing documents or playing music, works because of code written by a computer programmer
Consoles are just another type of computer, and all games that run on them are programs. All the graphics, sounds and controls are written in computer code
In some cars computer programs monitor the speed, temperature, and the amount of fuel in the tank. Computer programs can even help control the brakes to keep people safe.
Computers can’t think, a computer won’t do anything by itself. It’s up to the computer programmer to give it instructions.
You can tell a computer what to do by writing a set of very detailed instructions called a program. Each instruction has to be small enough that the computer can understand it.
Computers can only follow instructions in a language that it understands. It is up to the programmer to choose which best for the task.
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Every computer program is a series of instructions, a sequence of separate small commands on after the other there may be five instructions contained in a program or maybe five thousand. Each instruction is telling the computer to do something very small but very specific
The art of programming is to take a larger idea and break it apart into these individual steps and the wonderful thing is everyone can already do this.
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Source Code Editor For example, an editor which will allow you to browse the documentation and writing a code using a specific method
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(Software Configuration Management) Gives you support for virtual control systems which you can then use to do software configuration management
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Runtime So that you can run your project inside of the idea and for example observe some objects of the execution
Testing Many ideas allow you to run tests from within the idea and to check results of the test within the ide not only that normally after you run some test cases that fail you can also use your ideas to do the debugging.
They are called low as they are very close to how the hardware communicates with each other. They are machine oriented and require expensive knowledge of computer hardware and its configuration. There are two categories of low level languages machine language and assembly language
A translator is required to translate the assembly language to machine language this is called the assembler. It can be called this as it no longer uses ones or zeros but instead terms like MOVE, ADD