Advanced Computer
Programming
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Overview
Coding
C#
.Net Framework
C# - C++ -Java
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Programming
Problem determination
Analysis
Algorithm
Writing code
Testing
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Problem Determination
Define what to do
Field investigation
Other arguments
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Analysis
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Program inputs and outputs
Variables that are going to be in the
program
Data flow within the program
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Algorithm
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Defines how to do a job
Automates jobs
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Coding
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Converting the algorithm to a
programming language
Realization of the program
Fixing coding errors and bugs
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Testing
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Checking whether program produces
expected outputs to given inputs.
Fixing logical errors
Step-by-step investigation of program
execution with using a special program
“Debugger”
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Example
Make an Omelet
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Problem determination
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Determine the phases to make an
omelet.
What kind of problems that we may
encounter.
What kind of help could we get.
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Analysis
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Inputs
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Egg, oil, salt, spices.
Variables
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Oven, pan, fork, plate
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Algorithm
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Turn on oven
Put the pan to the oven
Pour some oil to the pan
Break eggs in to the pan
Add salt
Mix
Add spices
Mix
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Coding
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C# (C Sharp)
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Object oriented
Visual Studio 2015
.Net Framework
.Net Compact Framework
.Net Micro Framework
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C# - C++ - Java
C is the ancestor language
Different purposes
Different platforms
Similar notations
Competition
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C# - C++ - Java
Defining variables
For Loop
C++:
C++:
int x = 0;
C# :
int x = 0;
Java :
int x = 0;
for(int i = 0;i<10;i++)
printf(“%d”,i);
C# :
for(int i = 0;i<10;i++)
console.WriteLine(“{0}”,i);
Java :
for(int i = 0;i<10;i++)
system.out.println(i);
if-else
C++:
if(nCount<Max)
nCount++;
else
total += nCount;
C# :
if(nCount<Max)
nCount++;
else
total += nCount;
Java :
if(nCount<Max)
nCount++;
else
total += nCount;
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