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Introduction to basic programming
This document provides an introduction to basic programming and flowcharting. It discusses the BASIC programming language, originally designed in 1963, and covers common programming structures like sequence, selection, and repetition. It includes sample flowcharts for adding two numbers, computing the area of a rectangle, and other basic algorithms to demonstrate how to visually represent programming logic and structures.
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Introduction to BASIC, a programming language created in 1963 for interactive timesharing.
Fundamentals of flowcharting, showcasing structure, sequence, and examples like adding numbers and rectangle area.
Assignment to study the DECISION structure in programming, focusing on conditional operations.
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Introduction to basic programming
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- 3. Introduction to BASICProgrammingFLOWCHARTING
- 4. BASICBeginner's All-purpose SymbolicInstruction CodeOriginally designed as an interactive mainframe timesharing language by John Kemeney and Thomas Kurtz in 1963.
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- 8. SEQUENCEIn a computerprogram or an algorithm, sequence involves simple steps which are to be executed one after the other.
- 9. Make a Flowchartto add two numbers and print the result.STARTS=0: n1=0: n2=0n1, n2S= n1+n2Print SSTOP
- 10. More SAMPLESPrepare aflowchart to compute the area of a rectangle.Compute the perimeter of a rectangle.Compute the value of c in c= a2 + b2
- 11. AssignmentStudy the DECISIONstructure