Start-Up
Task 1
a. C++ language
b. ALGOL language
c. COBOL language
Reading
Task 2
1. Source program
2. Machine code
3. Applications program
4. Object program or object module
5. Compiler
6. Linkage editor
7. Load module
Task 3
1. Is COBOL is for solving problem that involve a lot of mathematical
calculations?
2. What is the C language developed for?
3. What program is designed to do specific tasks?
4. source program that has been converted into machine code is referred to
as an object program or object module ?
5. What is the function of linkage editor?
6. Is software packages are similar to system programs that doesn’t cost
anything?
Task 4
Language Developed Function Characteristic
FORTRAN 1954 For solving Consists of
scientific and algbraic formulae
mathematical and English
problems phrases
COBOL 1959 For commercial Written using
purposes English
statements, not
involve a lot of
mathematical
calculations
ALGOL 1960 Mathematical Using
and scientific International
purposes Algebraic
Language
PL/I 1964 Used for data Combines
processing as well features of
as scientific COBOL and
applications ALGOL
BASIC 1965 Use by students Using Simbolic
who require a Instruction Code
simple language
to begin
programming
C 1970 To support Unix Highly portable
operating system general-purpose
language
APL 1962 Artificial
Intelligence
Task 5
1. [60-61]
2. [59-60]
3. [45]
4. [57-58]
5. [36-38]
Task 6
1. Computers
2. Source code
3. High-level languages which is designed to do a specific type of work
4. Company
5. Programs
6. Compiler
7. Computer’s operating system
8. Linkage editor
9. Software packages
10. Magnetic tapes or disks
Task 7
1. Machine code
2. Programmers
3. Linkage editor
4. Applications
5. Machine languages
Task 8
1.
a. Instructor
b. Instructed
c. Instruction
2.
a. Compiler
b. Compile
c. Compiled
3.
a. Resulting
b. Results
4.
a. Specified
b. Specific
c. Specification
Reading
Task 11
1. Called main which
2. Comment
3. Declaration
4. Line sixth, seventh, and eighth
5. The fourth and fifth
6. Braces {}
7. Semicolon (;), Terminator
8. Compiler, Indicating the next line as the source of the
9. Variable
10. Type declaration
Task 12
1. Braces
2. Average
3. Scan
4. Identified
5. Correct
6. Initial value
Task 13
C Symbol Meaning
== Equal to
< More than
<= Equal to or less than
> More than
>= Equal to or more than
!= Not equal to
Writing
Task 14
1. A is not equal to b
2. A is more than b
3. A is equal or less than b
4. A is equal or more than b
5. A is less than b
6. A is equal to b
Speaking
Task 15
I agree with the first statement because it make sense. As example, when we
was young, and our parents teaches us the programming language, it will be a
behaviour until we’re all grown-up and we can say that programming language is
our another language because we mastered both programming and natural
languages.
Word-play
Task 16
1. High-level --- f. Language
2. Machine --- h. Code
3. Systems --- j. Routine
4. Object --- e. Module
5. Linkage --- g. Editor
6. Magnetic --- c. Tape
7. Binary --- b. Arithmetic
8. Declaration --- a. Statement
9. Comment --- i. Line
10. Relational --- d. Operator
Name : Joshua Christian O.
NRP : 181-111-033
