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When it comes to computer programming vocabulary, there are so many terminologies that people who do not have enough know-how tend to become lost and confused.  One term could be translated into so many different names in different languages.  For example, the following words are quite similar: Functions, Programs, Subroutines, Procedures, Subprograms, or Subqueries.  The only question now is which of these terms could stand on their own. Theoretically speaking, computer programming avoids the duplication of any code in multiple spaces.  For example, one institution utilizing the programs could have some libraries of different thousands or even more programs with billions of basic code lines.  With such intricate case, duplication could still be avoided.  Let us say that an error message occurs because the collection now needs to have an additional member. A good example is the addition of another global currency called the Euro.  If each and e...

Today's digital technology gives birth to a host of programming languages. And there are several programming languages being used in different applications such as the web, Windows, Apple, and Unix. And right now, computer programming in Nano is one of the newest developments. It was believed that a Nano mechanical computer could run a million times faster than a microprocessor-based computer. This is because that one out of the million components of a computer is made of mechanical space. Therefore, if a programming language is patterned on the mechanical space a computer has, it will follow that the computer will work faster. But then again, engineers would have to create an entirely new line of computer systems. Computers that are more energy efficient and consumers lesser space is the ones that would work well with a Nano computer language. However, the Nano computer language is believed to work well with the present day computers systems as well. The primary use of t...

Quick!  Can you tell me how to prepare a bowl of cereals with milk?  Too simple, right?  You can probably give me a series of no-brainer instructions that I can perform in less than a minute.  Now try telling a computer to do just that.  What began as a simple task has now become complicated.  It's not just a matter of dumping a cup of cereals in a bowl and pouring milk in.  With computers, it's so much more than that.  Sounds exciting?  It should be.  Because that's what you'll expect once you begin learning computer programming fundamentals. The basics Computer programming is a whole new world of possibilities.  Believe it or not, programming actually began in the 1200s, when simple machines were designed to execute simple mechanical tasks.  It has grown both as an art and as a science since then, providing us with the technologies that have made many aspects of our lives easier and faster. Once you start learning ...