Program Development PART 2

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 Computer Programming
Computer programs are written using one of the programming languages Fortran, c, C++, and so on. a program has a set of instructions written in correct order to get the desired result. the method of writing the instructions to solve the given problem is called programming.
Programming Techniques
There are two types of programming techniques commonly used:-
  • Procedural programming
  • Object-oriented programming (OOP)
  1. Procedural programming: In procedural programming for a given program variables are identified and instructions are written using the variables in the correct sequence to get the required result. Sometimes the program may require unconditional transfer to control from one part stop the program to another using GOTO statements. This can be avoided by writing the statement sequence using many blocks is called structured program.
                The president programming method is commonly used to solve scientific and Engineering problem involving variables. Discrete results are expected as the output of the program.
  2. Object-oriented programming (OOP): In object-oriented programming objects which have data related to a person hot item I used that maybe return using many functional blocks the phone and instruction similar to procedural programming.
           Object-oriented programming method is commonly used to develop software packages. C++ is the commonly used object-oriented programming languages.
Programming

  Programming can be defined as the development of a program that direct a computer system to produce the desired results. Computer Programming involves much more than simply writing a list of instructions. Computer programming is the process of planning a sequence of step for a computer to follow. In other words, programming is a problem-solving activity. Problem-solving is a critical component of programming and requires a good deal of pre-planning. Before writing a program to solve a particular problem it is essential to have a true understanding of the problem carefully planned approach to solving the problem and develop its solution.
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