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PROGRAMMING FOR PROBLEM SOLVING (C) EASY NOTES AND PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR PREPARATION

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THE 4 DOCUMENTS ARE PPS (C LANGUAGE) THESE DOCUMENTS INCLUDE PROGRAMS AND THEORY FOR C LANGUAGE BASICALLY INCLUDES INTRO TO PROGRAMMING (COMPUTER SYSTEM ,HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE,HISTORY AND SECTIONS OF C , ARRAYS,SEARCHING AND SORTING ,COMPILATION PROCESS IN C, ALGORITHM AND PSEUDOCODE, HELPFUL NOTES AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND THE C SYLLABUS . CREATIVE AND BEAUTIFUL NOTES . CHECK OUT ONCE

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· Programming for Problem Solving
· Unit-1: Introduction to Programming

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, · Unit-1: Introduction to Programming


"Programming for Problem Solving”-Unit-1 Introduction to
Programming

●​ Introduction to Computer System:
○​ A computer is an electronic device made of hardware and software. 1​

○​ It takes input (data), processes it, stores intermediate and final data, and provides
output (information). 2​

○​ A diagram illustrates the flow: Input -> Processor (CPU - Arithmetic Logic Unit,
Control Unit) -> Storage Unit (Primary, Secondary) -> Output (Information). 3​

○​ Computer Hardware: Refers to the physical components like CPU and mouse that
perform physical work. 4​

○​ Computer Software: Commands hardware on what and how to do tasks. 5​

○​ Components of Computer System (Major Tasks): Input, Process
(calculations/operations), Control (transformation process), Storage (intermediate
and final results), Provides Output (information). 6​

○​ Types of Software: System Software (e.g., Windows, Unix) and Application Software
(e.g., MS Office programs, games, Paint, MS Word).
●​ Characteristics of Computer:
○​ Speed: Dependent on CPU speed, calculated by instructions performed per second,
measured in Hertz (Hz). 7​

○​ Accuracy/Correctness: Performs tasks accurately. Garbage Input leads to Garbage
Output. 8​

○​ Automation: Once input is given, the computer automatically processes it to provide
desired output. 9​

○​ Diligence: Computers don't get tired of repetitive tasks, performing them with the
same accuracy and execution time. 10​

○​ Performs tasks with the same efficiency even if many are assigned. 11​

○​ Memory: Stores final and intermediate results. 12​

●​ Operating System:



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