Comp 14Introduction to Programming.ppt

Comp 14Introduction to Programming Computer World Theater Analogy 1.1(a) The Theater World 1.1(b) The Theater World 1.1 (a) The Theater World 1.2(a) The Computer World 1.2 (b) The Computer World 1.3 Translating using both a Compiler and Interpreter 1.2 (a) The Computer World Computer Vs Theater Computer Vs Theater Computer Vs Theater CPU is fast: can do several performances at one time. CPU is dumb: no improvisation possible. Machine language much lower-level than programming language. Why Java Modern, modular (object-oriented) language. Good Error Detection. Rich Library Embodying Many Good Programming Principles Can Write Teaching Tool (ObjectEditor) Java Versions, Dialects Programming Enviromnet JDK 1.1 Microsoft Implementation Swing 1.1 Visual J++ Programming Environment Will not matter * Instructor: Prasun Dewan (Pr?sün Div?n) Play Concert Talk Speech Cooking Lessons Town Hall Meeting Performer Theater Performance Language written in Audience performs Performance Script follows Theater Management managing Notebook / Teleprompter stored in Stagehand assists Real Trial fetched from Archive Performer Original Script written in Script language reads entire script Translator writes entire script Translator (Interpreter) hears sentence speaks sentence Performance Script Performance Language written in Reference Material Secretary links Original Script Script Writer written by Word Processor, Script Writer Translator / Interpreter, Stagehand, Performer checked by problems Syntax, Semantics, Logic, Style uses Word Processor / Typewriter Object Code Machine Language written in User Processor Memory fetched from Disk / Tape stored in Debugging follows interacts with Runtime Real assists managing Operating System Source Code Object Code written in Programming Language Compiler Interpreter reads entire code reads statement writes entire code writes statement Machine Language written in Source Code Platform-Inde