2. Why? Describes the syntax of a computer language Rules that govern the arrangement of elements in a language eg. The ran cat OR The cat ran
3. Why not just learn the language? Programming languages are very complex. You cant possibly know every way to do everything that you want. The likelihood is that you won’t program in the language you learn.
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6. Why not just learn the language? Programming languages are very complex. You cant possibly know every way to do everything that you want. The likelihood is that you won’t program in the language you learn. Allows language specifications be understood by programmers and allows more learnability between languages
14. And these can then be combined Eg, a number that can be either positive or negative Digit _
15. Textbook Pg 168 Defines the Winston language in railroad diagrams Is the following legitimate conditions Abcd = +99
16. Abcd = +99 Abcd is a legitimate identifier, because it starts with an uppercase followed by a number of lower case +99 is a legitimate constant because it is a negative followed by a number of digits The statement follows the correct order of Identifier condition constant Davis, Sam (2008) Software Design and Development: The Preliminary Course, Parramatta Education Centre, Sydney
17. Abcd = +99 Abcd is a legitimate identifier, because it starts with an uppercase followed by a number of lower case +99 is a legitimate constant because it is a negative followed by a number of digits The statement follows the correct order of Identifier condition constant
20. In Visual Basic Construct a railroad diagram to describe a best practice, legal variable declaration. Should follow the following structure: Dim Public or Private Variable Name As Data Type
21. Public Dim Variable As Data Type Private From this, what needs to be further defined?
22. Data type In Visual Basic, this can be Boolean, Byte, Char, Date, Time, Decimal, Double, Int, Long, Object, Short, Single