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What is Compilers? Use of Compilers in C-Sharp

Previous Article

All languages have a vocabulary, which is a list of words that have a specific meaning in that language. Languages also have their own grammar rules, which state the rules, which state the rules for combining words to form sentences.

This is what ensures that whatever is spoken in a particular language is interpreted similarly by all people who understand the language. Similarly, programming languages also have a vocabulary , which is referred to as the set of keywords of that language, and a grammar, which is referred to as the syntax.

Popular Posts and Blog’s Stats Gadgets Now Graduate from Blogger Draft

Two days back Blogger Announce that Popular Post & Stats Gadgets now officially available for all users. after making few tweaks,  they are both now ready for the main stage. The new-and-improved Popular Posts and Blog’s Stats gadgets can be added to your blog right now from the Gadget Directory by clicking Add a gadget from the Design | Page Elements tab.

Introducing C#, C-Sharp, History of Languages, History of C#,

Computer languages have come a long way since the 1940s. Back then,
scientists punched instructions into mammoth, room-sized computer systems. These
instructions were long series of zeroes and ones. These machine language
instructions are called the First Generations of computer languages.

The 1950s saw the emergence of the Second Generation of computer languages -
assembly language - easier to write than machine language but still extremely
complicated for a common man. However, the computer could still understand only
machine language. Therefore, the Assembler software was developed to translate
the code written in assembly language into machine language.

Phases of Object Orientation, Tutorial, C#,

Previous Article Characteristics of the Object-Oriented Approach

We already discussed the Object-Oriented Methodology, Objects, Classes,
Characteristics of Object-Oriented Approach in C#. Today we discuss the phases
of Object Orientation. As we all know that before the actual development of any
product, important steps such as analysis and design need to be performed. So
the following phases are involved in the object-oriented methodology :-

• The Analysis Phase
• The Design Phase
• The Implementation Phase