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Programming Basics using Real-life examples Dr. Jeyakesavan Veerasamy CS faculty, UT Dallas, USA

What is programming? Translating idea to steps in restricted English langauge Logical Thinking & execution simpler than logic puzzles lot simpler than learning a foreign language Not a cryptic activity Underlying concepts are similar to daily activities Technical Common Sense

Activities Recipe to make your favorite food Assembly instructions for a toy Getting ready in the morning Going from one place to another What is common to all of these? Sequence of steps

More activities Go by car or take the bus? Go for a movie or study? Fly or drive? Carry a lunch-box or get lunch in café? What is common to all of these? Selection / decision / IF statement

Even more activities Eat cookies from a box Answer an exam that has several questions Get a list of items at the grocery store Moving all items from one room to another What is common to all of these? repetition / loop / iteration

Summary All programs have only 3 control structures: Sequence, decision & repetition These are similar to activities we do every day. Problem description High level idea Detailed Pseudocode Implement in specific language Executable program