int main (void)
{
puts ("1 1 2");
return 0;
}
you mean like show some sample output? Just put it in comments at the bottom. Run the program, and in the top left of the command prompt there is a button you can click. Select mark, highlight the output, then select copy. Paste it onto the end of the program.
Any printed item can be called a document. Usually, related to computer applications, a document referrs to a word processing output, while a spreadsheet referrs to output from a spreadsheet program, like MS Excel.
You can use BASIC to write a program by leveraging its straightforward syntax and commands to perform tasks like input, output, and simple arithmetic operations. Start by defining your program with a clear structure, using commands like PRINT for output and INPUT for user interaction. Utilize loops and conditionals to control the flow of the program, and keep the code organized with comments for clarity. BASIC's simplicity makes it an excellent choice for beginners to grasp programming concepts effectively.
A compiler is usually divided into different phases. The input to the compiler is the source program and the output is a target program. Lexical analyzer is the first phase of a compiler which gets source program as input. It scans the source program from left to right and produces tokens as output. A token can be seen as a sequence of characters having a collective meaning. Lexical analyzer also called by names like scanner, linear analyzer etc.
A program has three stages: input, processing and output. Input brings data into the program, processing causes whatever manipulations the program will do to occur, and output presents the manipulated data to the user. Given that, only in batch-processing programs (like the databases that do billing for phone companies) will you see a discrete "processing" stage. Programs you interact with do all three stages simultaneously.
get visual basic express. it's easy to use and learn the user interface. programs like Microsoft office are made with it!
Connect a cable from your speaker output to your microphone input. Use a sound recording program like Audacity (available online for free) to record the sound as it plays. Since the input and output impedances are different, you have to keep the output volume extremely low otherwise it will be very distorted.
you can program a computer with a lot of differant things. computer use 'languages' like java, flash, C++ and other things. java is mostly for games, flash is for videos and c++ is to make applications. theres more things than them, theyre just exmaples
like this.
This sounds like a homework question...
Input/Output, also known as I/O, modules provide the interfaces for the user to be able to work with a computer. Input devices are things like keyboards, mice, microphones, scanners, punch cards, etc. Output devices are things such as monitors, printers, speakers, and the like. Each piece of hardware also has I/O channels. For example, when you save data to the harddrive, that action is considered to be a write operation (input) to the drive, while launching a program starts a read (output) operation from the harddrive.
Program itself is a form of data. So it can not hold a data. It can only move the data to the storage (memory, harddisk... etc) or instruct an output device like printing/screen to recreate/re-represent/transform the data into something human can understand.