PRACTICE

1. __the process of translating a solution a) Programming

into a language that the computer can b) Programmers
understand.
c) Object-oriented programming language
2. __integrated development environment
d) IDE
3. __a programming language that allows
the programmer to use objects to e) CODING
accomplish a program’s goal
4. __the people who write computer
programs
5. __the process of giving a mechanism the
directions to accomplish a task

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PRACTICE

6. __what the user sees and interacts with f) Class

while an application is running.
g) Object
7. __anything that can be seen, touched, or
used h) Debugging
8. __the process of locating and correcting i) Applications
the errors (bugs) in a program j) Class
9. __programs created for the Windows
environment, the Web, or mobile devices
10.__a pattern that the computer uses to
create (instantiate) an object

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VISUAL BASIC
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What is a programming language?

• A programming language is a
computer language programmers use to
develop software programs, scripts, or
other sets of instructions for computers
to execute.

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TRAITS OF A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

• FUNCTION
• TARGET
• CONSTRUCTS
• EXPRESSIVE POWER

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Purpose

• A prominent purpose of programming

languages is to provide instructions to a
computer. As such, programming languages
differ from most other forms of human
expression in that they require a greater
degree of precision and completeness.
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Visual Basic

• Visual Basic (VB) is an event-driven

programming language and environment
from Microsoft that provides a graphical user
interface (GUI) which allows programmers to
modify code by simply dragging and
dropping objects and defining their behavior
and appearance.
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VISUAL BASIC

• Derived from BASIC(Beginner's All-

purpose Symbolic Instruction Code)

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KINDS OF
PROGRAMMING
LANGUAGES
TYPES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

1. Procedural programming languages

A procedural language follows a sequence of statements or
commands in order to achieve a desired output.
EX:

• C and C++ • Pascal

• Java • BASIC
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TYPES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

2. Functional programming languages

Rather than focusing on the execution of statements, functional
languages focus on the output of mathematical functions and
evaluations.
EX:

• Scala • Elixir
• Erlang • F#
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• Haskell
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3. Object-oriented programming languages

This type of language treats a program as a group of objects
composed of data and program elements, known as attributes
and methods. Objects can be reused within a program or in other
programs.
EX:
• Java • C#
• Phython • C++
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• PHP
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4. Scripting languages
Programmers use scripting languages to automate repetitive
tasks, manage dynamic web content, or support processes in
larger applications. Some common scripting languages include:

EX:
• RUBY • BASH
• Phython • PERL
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• PHP
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5. Logic programming languages

Instead of telling a computer what to do, a logic programming
language expresses a series of facts and rules to instruct the
computer on how to make decisions. Some examples of logic
languages include:

• PROLOG • Datalog
• ABSYS • Alma-O
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LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

• MACHINE LANGUAGES OR LOW LEVEL LANGUAGES

EX. Machine Code and Assembly Language.

• HIGH LEVEL LANGUAGES

EX. Java, Python, PHP, Perl, C#, JavaScript, etc.

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HISTORY OF VISUAL BASIC

• Visual Basic was first introduced in 1991; it is considered the

third generation of event-driven programming languages.
Various Windows programs were developed throughout the
1990s using VB.

• VB continued to evolve throughout the 1990s until Visual Basic

6 was released in 1998, which was replaced by VB .NET.

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RESEARCH THIS KEYTERMS

•What is visual Basic

•Types and examples of
programming languages

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RESEARCH THIS KEYTERMS

•Applications
•Class
•Coding
•Computer Program
•Debugging 19
RESEARCH THIS KEYTERMS

• IDE
• Instance
• Integrated Development Environment
• Object
• Object Oriented Programming
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•User Interface

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