Procedural Programming

Procedural Programming • Statement: • Sequence: • Selection: • Iteration: 3.2.2a | 3.2.2b

Modular Programming • Sub Routine: • Procedure: • Function: • Parameters and Arguments: 3.2.1.d | 3.2.1.e | 3.2.2f | 3.2.5.g

Good Interface Design 3.2.1.a | 3.2.1.b

Algorithms & RAD 3.2.1.f | 3.2.1.i | 3.2.1.j

IF Statements 3.2.2.c

Switch, Case and Select 3.2.2.c

Boolean Logic inc. Operators 3.2.4.c | 3.2.3.d

Arithmetic Operators 3.2.4.a | 3.2.4.b | 3.2.4.e

WHILE 3.2.2.d

FOR LOOP 3.2.2.d

DO WHILE 3.2.2.d

RECURSION 3.2.2.g | 3.2.2.h | 3.2.2.i

Data Types • Number (Integer and Real): • Boolean • Character • String 3.2.3.a | 3.2.3.c

Arrays 3.2.3.b | 3.2.3.c

String Operations 3.2.4.g

Records 3.2.3.d | 3.2.3.g | 3.2.1.c

File Access and Operations 3.2.3.e | 3.2.3.f | 3.2.3.h

Good Programming Technique 3.2.5.a | 3.2.5.b | 3.2.5.c | 3.2.5.d | 3.2.5.e | 3.2.5.f | 3.2.5.h | 3.2.5.i

Error Types • Syntax • Logic • Run Time 3.2.6.a | 3.2.6.b

Testing Strategies • White Box: • Black Box: • Alpha / Beta: • Acceptance: 3.2.6.c | 3.2.6.d

Debugging Tools • Translator Diagnostics: • Break Points: • Stepping: • Variable Checks: 3.2.6.f

Flowcharts & Pseudo Code 3.2.1.g | 3.2.1.h

Validation and Verification 3.2.4.i

Installation Routines 3.2.6.g

Additional Topics • Nesting including nested selection and nested iteration; • Evaluation of expressions containing arithmetic, Boolean and relational operators; • Assignment Vs Comparison and the difference between ‘2’ and 2 etc. • Algorithm Tracing and dry runs. • Outputting of data to screen

Procedural Programming