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The Principles of Programming Languages cover key concepts like syntax, semantics, lexical analysis, parsing, context-free grammars, types, control flow, scope, subroutines, concurrency, memory management, language translation, formal languages, design paradigms, implementation, and error handling. Understanding these principles is crucial for creating efficient, readable, and reliable software.

What Will You Learn?

  • History of programming languages
  • Fortran
  • Python
  • Interpreter
  • Flowchart
  • Pseudocode...

Course Content

OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
An overview of programming languages encompasses the study of syntax, semantics, lexical analysis, parsing, types, control flow, scope, subroutines, concurrency, memory management, language translation, formal languages, design paradigms, implementation, and error handling. This understanding is essential for developing effective and reliable software.

  • HISTORY OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
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  • BREIF SURVERY OF PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS: PROCEDURAL LANGUAGE
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  • OBJECT-ORIENTED LANGUAGES AND FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGES
    00:00
  • NON-ALGORITHMIC LANGUAGE AND SCRIPTING LANGUAGUES
    00:00

Study of the features of a common and popular programming language
The study of features in a common and popular programming language involves examining its syntax, semantics, data types, control structures, functions, and libraries. Understanding these features is crucial for efficient coding, as it enables programmers to write concise, readable, and effective code. Additionally, it facilitates collaboration and promotes best practices within the programming community.

Introducing to programming language translation
Introducing programming language translation involves the process of converting high-level source code into machine code or an intermediate representation. This translation is achieved through interpreters or compilers. Interpreters execute code directly, line by line, while compilers translate the entire code into an intermediate form or machine code before execution. Language translation is a fundamental aspect of programming, enabling the execution of human-readable code on computer systems.Introducing programming language translation involves the process of converting high-level source code into machine code or an intermediate representation. This translation is achieved through interpreters or compilers. Interpreters execute code directly, line by line, while compilers translate the entire code into an intermediate form or machine code before execution. Language translation is a fundamental aspect of programming, enabling the execution of human-readable code on computer systems.

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