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3-1-2 Procedural Language

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3-1-2 Procedural Language

Procedural languages are programming languages that use a procedure as the basic unit and describes process procedures (i.e., algorithms). Almost all procedural languages use a compilation method to translate a whole written program (i.e., source program) into a machine language program (i.e., object program) before it is executed.

Original textbook callout or table. Source text: • Fortran This is a programming language for scientific and technological calculation. It is the first high-level language that was widely used. • COBOL This is a programming language for business processing. It is not suitable for the development of programs that use graphics. • PL/I This is a programming language that combines the characteristics of Fortran and COBOL. Since it can handle both scientific, technological calculation and business processing, it is also called a general purpose programming language. • Pascal This is a programming language that was developed for programming education. It also had an effect on programming languages that were developed later. • BASIC This is a conversational programming language for beginners. It also supports the interpreter method, which interprets and executes a program on a line-by-line basis.
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Original textbook callout or table. Source text: • C This is a programming language that was developed by AT&T Bell Laboratories to describe programs for the UNIX OS. It has high portability and is widely used for system development on a workstation or a PC.
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