1. Chapter 8 The Tower of Babel

2. Procedural Languages – Figure 8.1 User-Hardware Interface and Programming Languages (a) A High-Level Language Shields the Programmer from the Hardware

3. Procedural Languages – Figure 8.1 User-Hardware Interface and Programming Languages (b) C Can Shield the Programmer or Allow Direct Access to Hardware

4. Procedural Languages – Practice Problems – Figure 8.2 C allows access to a memory cell address as well as to its content

5. Practice Problem – Figure 8.3A Storing a Value in a Specific Memory Location Using C (a) A Value is assigned to intPointer

6. Practice Problem – Figure 8.3B Storing a Value in a Specific Memory Location Using C (b) A Value is Assigned to *intPointer

7. Special-Purpose Languages – Figure 8.4 Web Order Form

8. Special-Purpose Languages – Figure 8.6 Body of the Web Page Generated by Figure 8.5

9. Logic Programming – Practice Problems – Figure 8.10 The Logic Programming Paradigm

10. Parallel Programming – Practice Problems – Figure 8.12 An Example of MIMD Parallel Processing

11. Parallel Programming – Practice Problems - Figure 8.13 A Divide-and-Conquer Approach Using Multiple Processors

12. Challenge Work – The Event-driven Mode – The Above Shows a Simple Visual Basic Form That Contains Two Textboxes, a Label, and a Button