Section Review of File Input and Output

Lesson Details:

I: Introduction (defines the main idea of the paper)

II: Body (defines the main idea of the paper)

III: Conclusion (defines the main idea of the paper)

The introduction should be about 1-2 paragraphs, and it should give a specific example to get the reader interested. The body should be about 3-4 paragraphs. The conclusion should be 1-2 paragraphs, and it should wrap up everything that was mentioned in the body.

Here is an example about the format of the article.

Introduction

Computer programming languages are used to create software for computers. A computer program is a set of instructions to perform certain actions, which can be used on your computer. Computer programs are used for many different tasks including word processing, spreadsheets, video games, emailing, web browsing, etc. There are many different types of programming languages that are used to create these programs. The two most common types of programming languages are compiled and interpreted.

Body

Compiled programming languages are translated into machine language before they are run. Compiled languages are usually faster than interpreted languages because they are translated into machine language that can be directly executed by the computer hardware. This makes the resulting program smaller in size and execution times shorter. Java is an example of a compiled programming language that can run on a variety of operating systems and hardware platforms.

Interpreted programming languages are not translated into machine code before they are run. These languages are read from source code and then each line is interpreted by a pre-runtime engine or interpreter. The term interpreted means that after reading each line from source code, the interpreter executes the code one line at a time. In this way, the source code is read and executed in its entirety before any results are produced. PHP is an example of a current interpreted language that can run on a variety of operating systems and hardware platforms.

Conclusion

In conclusion, there are two major types of programming languages: compiled and interpreted.