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Programming is the process of planning, writing, executing and testing instructions for a computer system. | Programming is the process of planning, writing, executing and testing instructions for a computer system. | ||
* [[What is a programming language?]] | * [[What is a programming language?]] | ||
** [[Fundamental and compound operations]] | ** [[Fundamental and compound operations]] | ||
** [[Higher level and lower level languages]] | ** [[Higher level and lower level languages]] | ||
** [[Interpreted and compiled languages]] | ** [[Interpreted and compiled languages]] | ||
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== Learning to Program == | == Learning to Program == | ||
* [[Inputs and outputs]] | * [[Inputs and outputs]] | ||
* [[Variables]] | * [[Variables]] | ||
* [[Functions]] | * [[Functions]] | ||
* [[Data types]] | * [[Data types]] | ||
* [[Iteration]] | * [[Iteration]] | ||
* [[Conditionals | Selection]] | * [[Conditionals | Selection]] | ||
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* Please visit our [[python]] programming page | * Please visit our [[python]] programming page | ||
= | = Programming Paradigms = | ||
* [[Object-Oriented Programming]] | * [[Object-Oriented Programming]] ([[Separation of concerns]]) | ||
* [[Procedural programming]] | |||
* [[Declarative programming]] | |||
* [[Functional programming]] | |||
* [[Imperative programming]] | |||
= Advanced Programming = | = Advanced Programming = | ||
Latest revision as of 05:33, 22 August 2024
Introduction to programming[edit]
Programming is the process of planning, writing, executing and testing instructions for a computer system.
What is the best programming language?[edit]
Learning to Program[edit]
Primitive data types[edit]
In computer science and computer programming, a data type or simply type is a classification of data which tells the compiler or interpreter how the programmer intends to use the data. Most programming languages support various types of data, for example: real, integer or Boolean.[2]
The list below describes some of the more common primitive data types
Common data structures[edit]
A data structure is just some organization of data that we've built into an orderly arrangement. The organization and arrangement of data can make our programs run much more efficiently. Each data structure has advantages and disadvantages. There are common data structures and abstract data structures. In general abstract data structures are advanced and more specific to a specific task.
Common data structures which are assessed by the IB[edit]
Common data structures which are not assessed by the IB[edit]
Abstract data structures which are assessed by the IB[edit]
For a deeper understanding of abstract data structures, please see this page: Abstract data structures
Python[edit]
- Please visit our python programming page
Programming Paradigms[edit]
- Object-Oriented Programming (Separation of concerns)
- Procedural programming
- Declarative programming
- Functional programming
- Imperative programming
Advanced Programming[edit]
- Regular expressions
- Artificial Intelligence
- API
- Robotics
- Working with files
- Working with databases
- Graphical User Interfaces
- Hashing
- Blockchain
- Genetic Algorithms
- Machine learning