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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 general, parsing is when you take a large chunk of data and break it down into smaller, more useful chunks.When a compiler or interpreter is turning the source code of a programming language into executable code, it must first parse that source code so it knows what statements the program is trying to use. It can then use that information to translate your source into computer-understandable machine code.
This is usually the first stage in compilation. The source code is read and checked for syntax and usability then passed to the compile stage to be converted to object (or machine) code that the computer can understand.Translator translates program written in one programming language into (equivalent) program written in another language. For example, Java to C# translator would translate Java program into (equivalent) C# program. This is similar to as if you would translate some text in English into Spanish or vice versa.If target language is lower level language like assembly language, machine language, or pseudocode, translator is called compiler. For example, some C++ compiler could compile (translate) program in C++ into machine code.
We have two kinds of programming languages, Open Source and Close Source :) Open Source like javascript and Close Source ":)" like .exe files (Compiled Files) Open Source files like javascript wont be compiled and will be used as it wrote. if you think php is open source or not, i should tell you it's a different thing, the first thing you should be worry about is the security, javascript is open source and open source files are less or even unsecured files, it means everyone can see your source code, they can break down your security easily.. So what you should do? USE SOME ENCIPHER PROGRAM TO MAKE IT HARDER TO BREAK DOWN (it will just make it harder.. not impossible) Close Source (Complied Files) are those that you write an code then it will be complied to something else to be understand by computers, like you write c# codes in Visual Studio and when you want to run it, your codes will be compiled to an exe application, then your computer will be able to run it. Compiled Files is more secure but keep it in mind it don't mean it's unbreakable.. nowdays there are reverse programs out there.. :) Wish i got your question right.. :)
The basic components are datatypes and functions. There must always be at least one function, the main function. This function implements the entry point of the application, and is typically used to process and act upon command-line arguments. Although you may write all your code within that one function, this is only suitable for trivial programs. More complex programs are best broken down into a series of smaller functions that can be called and re-called as required. For the most complex programs, functions and datatypes are best placed in separate files, grouped by purpose. This makes code easier to maintain but also makes code easier to re-use within other programs by modularising the component parts. A source program -- or source code -- is the code that you, the programmer, write. The source code is usually written in a high level language but can also be written in a low level language, or even a combination of the two. The lower the level, the less abstraction there is between the source code and the resultant machine code. Although C is a high-level language, its flexibility allows programming at a procedural level, where the C instructions can be mapped very closely with the resultant machine code. Thus it is often classed a low level language. In reality it provides the best of both worlds, thus it is correctly termed a mid-level language. Since C++ inherits from C, it has similar properties. However C++ encourages the use of high-level object-oriented programming which makes it easier to produce and maintain more complex structured programs more easily than with C-style programming alone. Object programs are the machine code files that are produced from your source code. Object programs should not be confused with "objects" as employed in the object-oriented programming paradigm (where an object is an instance of a class). In C, compiling your source code produces one or more object files which are subsequently linked to produce the final executable, the object program. By modularising your source code, compilation times can be greatly reduced since only those object files that are affected by modifications to the source code need be recompiled.
Push down automata are powerful computational models that can recognize context-free languages, which are more expressive than regular languages. They have a simple and intuitive structure that makes them easier to analyze and understand. Furthermore, push down automata can efficiently process and manipulate context-free grammars, making them useful for parsing and analyzing programming languages.
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.
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In general, parsing is when you take a large chunk of data and break it down into smaller, more useful chunks.When a compiler or interpreter is turning the source code of a programming language into executable code, it must first parse that source code so it knows what statements the program is trying to use. It can then use that information to translate your source into computer-understandable machine code.
Systematic programming is a structured approach to software development that focuses on organizing code in a logical and orderly manner. It emphasizes breaking down a problem into smaller, more manageable components, which are then solved in a systematic way. This approach helps improve code readability, maintainability, and scalability.
C++ is a bottom-up language, not a top-down language. Objects act as the building blocks for all C++ programs, thus lower base classes must be defined before more complex data types can be built from them. C is a top-down language where everything is written procedurally, step-by-step. Thus to use top-down source code in C++, the code must be written using C-style conventions. Most C++ programs use a combination of object-oriented and procedural programming. It is rare to write an entire C++ program using C alone.
This is usually the first stage in compilation. The source code is read and checked for syntax and usability then passed to the compile stage to be converted to object (or machine) code that the computer can understand.Translator translates program written in one programming language into (equivalent) program written in another language. For example, Java to C# translator would translate Java program into (equivalent) C# program. This is similar to as if you would translate some text in English into Spanish or vice versa.If target language is lower level language like assembly language, machine language, or pseudocode, translator is called compiler. For example, some C++ compiler could compile (translate) program in C++ into machine code.
We have two kinds of programming languages, Open Source and Close Source :) Open Source like javascript and Close Source ":)" like .exe files (Compiled Files) Open Source files like javascript wont be compiled and will be used as it wrote. if you think php is open source or not, i should tell you it's a different thing, the first thing you should be worry about is the security, javascript is open source and open source files are less or even unsecured files, it means everyone can see your source code, they can break down your security easily.. So what you should do? USE SOME ENCIPHER PROGRAM TO MAKE IT HARDER TO BREAK DOWN (it will just make it harder.. not impossible) Close Source (Complied Files) are those that you write an code then it will be complied to something else to be understand by computers, like you write c# codes in Visual Studio and when you want to run it, your codes will be compiled to an exe application, then your computer will be able to run it. Compiled Files is more secure but keep it in mind it don't mean it's unbreakable.. nowdays there are reverse programs out there.. :) Wish i got your question right.. :)
The basic components are datatypes and functions. There must always be at least one function, the main function. This function implements the entry point of the application, and is typically used to process and act upon command-line arguments. Although you may write all your code within that one function, this is only suitable for trivial programs. More complex programs are best broken down into a series of smaller functions that can be called and re-called as required. For the most complex programs, functions and datatypes are best placed in separate files, grouped by purpose. This makes code easier to maintain but also makes code easier to re-use within other programs by modularising the component parts. A source program -- or source code -- is the code that you, the programmer, write. The source code is usually written in a high level language but can also be written in a low level language, or even a combination of the two. The lower the level, the less abstraction there is between the source code and the resultant machine code. Although C is a high-level language, its flexibility allows programming at a procedural level, where the C instructions can be mapped very closely with the resultant machine code. Thus it is often classed a low level language. In reality it provides the best of both worlds, thus it is correctly termed a mid-level language. Since C++ inherits from C, it has similar properties. However C++ encourages the use of high-level object-oriented programming which makes it easier to produce and maintain more complex structured programs more easily than with C-style programming alone. Object programs are the machine code files that are produced from your source code. Object programs should not be confused with "objects" as employed in the object-oriented programming paradigm (where an object is an instance of a class). In C, compiling your source code produces one or more object files which are subsequently linked to produce the final executable, the object program. By modularising your source code, compilation times can be greatly reduced since only those object files that are affected by modifications to the source code need be recompiled.
PROGRAMMERThe person who both designs/writes the program code is called: The programmer.PROGRAMMING LANGUAGEThe program code itself is called: The programming language.INTERPRETER/COMPILERMost programming languages use 'high level' english based commands...but computers only know how to read 'low level' machine code numbers, instead.This means that in order for such programming languages to work; then, there needs to be some form of intermediary translation program; which can translate from 'high level' english down to 'low level' machine code numbers.Programming languages are either:interpreted(translates just 'one' single line of code at a time into machine code language/such programming languages tend to run more slowly...as every single line needs to be 'interpreted', first)compiled(translates 'all' of the program code lines into machine code language/complied code runs extremely fast because it doesn't need any further translating)QBASIC, is an interpreted programming language.C/C++, are both compiled programming languages
Pseudo code is in itself a language on its own. Pseudo codes are used to describe algorithms in computer science. This language, unlike a programming language is used for human specific understanding and abstract representation of a certain procedural flow of a program. Pseudo code cannot be executed in a computer based environment. Pseudo code eliminated unnecessary programming structures and only focuses on the flow process of the algorithm. It includes programming language specific constructs and natural human language constructs to explain the functioning. This is unlike a computer programming language where strict rules and procedures are laid down, which have to be followed to execute the particular code.