Programming

Programming

1. History Of programming

   • Programming was created in the 1840s
     • When a woman called Ada Lovelace discovers an algorithm for the Berniolli Numbers
       • This algorithm worked with Babbage´s machine
         • This created the first computer programm
           • With this,Devices became
             • from Analog
               • To digital
             • From Theoretical
               • to Physical
             • From Manual
               • To automatic
           • But the programming required Data Processing
             • Which required the input of instructions
               • So they could organize and analyze data
           • Then the programms started to evolve
             • More Languages and forms of programming were created
               • Then they became more specialized
                 • DIferent Forms of programming
                   • Abstract
                     • Abstract the hardware into human language and with the need to transform it into the native language of the hardware
                   • Direct
                     • Direct access to the computer processor
                   • Machine Languages
                     • Code instructions to the directly to the hardware
                       • Which enables actions to take place
                   • Assembly languages
                     • Abstracts machine language and uses codes to modify and perform functions
                   • Scripting languages
                     • Are used to save and create common scripts
                       • I.E: Windows, Linux, IOS
                   • Functional programming
                     • Transforms a value, most ly known as a funtion.
                   • Interpreted languages
                     • Transform human language
                       • With somethin called interpreter
                         • Into native language of the computer
                   • Compiled languages
                     • Transforms language
                       • Puts it into a compiler
                         • transforms it into a binary programm, called executable
                   • Object -Oriented languages
                     • Makes an object
                       • Which becomes a balue, dos actions or accepts and returns values
                   • Languages of Data
                     • Search for information you ask
             • This involved smaller and better computers and processors
             • Works with values and variables
               • Variables
                 • You have to define the type
                   • Some languages will let you change this
                 • It can be subject to various math operations
                   • Depends on the language itself
                   • Usable in programming
                     • Actions step-by-step
                 • For the programmer
                   • Name of Value
                 • For the computer
                   • an amount of space in memory
                     • Like a number
                 • An integer is a whole number that counts the amount of objects or things
                   • Unsigned
                     • No specificated sign, but it can be assumed
                   • Signed
                     • Comparable to other values to have another one
                   • Its a unique value
     • Charles Babbage proposed the Analitycal machine and continued to improve it