In the early days of computing, programs were serial, that is, a program consisted of a sequence of instructions, where each instruction executed one after the other. It ran from start to finish on a single processor.
reference: http://code.Google.com/edu/parallel/mapreduce-tutorial.html
I believe that at the right level of abstraction, it is not and in fact can be as easy as sequential programming. Note, however, that "at the right level of abstraction" should be considered with care. Pragmatically there are some problems today with taking advantage of the "easiness" of parallel programming.
because c is step by step process
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Sequential order arranges things or is an arrangement of items in a predicable order; like pages of a book.This is not the same as chronological order which sorts by the oldest to the newest.........................Bob saget
C is sequential id est procedural - it has no abstraction layer to facilitate the object oriented programming paradigm... However this can be coded in if required and is - in the case of objective C. Procedural or sequential programming basically means that the program in question is broken down into a sequence of steps or instructions and these are followed in order to make the program function. This is done in a linear fashion.Due to being sequential and procedural C does not have the "Bloat" of the C++ object oriented programming model. Therefore the programs are smaller and generally faster.
Sequential style, or function-oriented. Which is opposed to object-oriented, as in C++.
Sequential or "top-down" programming means, simply, you code is executed in predictable order; from the top to the bottom of the source code. Typically, void of any functions.
In the early days of computing, the dominant programming languages weresequential(such as basic or assembly language). A program consisted of a sequence of instructions, which were executed one after the other. It ran from start to finish on a single processor.reference: http://code.google.com/edu/parallel/mapreduce-tutorial.html
(d) Hardware programming languages are concurrent in nature and executed a piece of code in parallel while a software programming language are sequential in nature and executed a piece of code sequentially.
the sequential flow of processes usually linear and its has two types which are: Waterfall and Prototyping Model
The term ISQFT could stand for a few things. One of them may be that it stand for Inner SeQuential Formation Technique which is used for game programming.
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