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    Topic of Conference:: Why Are There So Much Programming Skills Language ?

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    Programming skills and languages have evolved significantly over time to make programming computers easier and more accessible. Early methods of programming involved manually pushing buttons to represent binary numbers. Punch cards were then developed to allow running the same program multiple times without re-entering the code. This led to the creation of early programming languages like FORTRAN and Lisp. However, these languages were still quite complex. As computers became more powerful and demand for programming grew, new generations of programming languages were developed like C, COBOL, and Basic that automated more tasks making programming easier but less flexible. Researchers continued advancing programming languages to make running programs more convenient.

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    Programming skills and languages have evolved significantly over time to make programming computers easier and more accessible. Early methods of programming involved manually pushing buttons to represent binary numbers. Punch cards were then developed to allow running the same program multiple times without re-entering the code. This led to the creation of early programming languages like FORTRAN and Lisp. However, these languages were still quite complex. As computers became more powerful and demand for programming grew, new generations of programming languages were developed like C, COBOL, and Basic that automated more tasks making programming easier but less flexible. Researchers continued advancing programming languages to make running programs more convenient.

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    Programming skills and languages have evolved significantly over time to make programming computers easier and more accessible. Early methods of programming involved manually pushing buttons to represent binary numbers. Punch cards were then developed to allow running the same program multiple times without re-entering the code. This led to the creation of early programming languages like FORTRAN and Lisp. However, these languages were still quite complex. As computers became more powerful and demand for programming grew, new generations of programming languages were developed like C, COBOL, and Basic that automated more tasks making programming easier but less flexible. Researchers continued advancing programming languages to make running programs more convenient.

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    Programming skills and languages have evolved significantly over time to make programming computers easier and more accessible. Early methods of programming involved manually pushing buttons to represent binary numbers. Punch cards were then developed to allow running the same program multiple times without re-entering the code. This led to the creation of early programming languages like FORTRAN and Lisp. However, these languages were still quite complex. As computers became more powerful and demand for programming grew, new generations of programming languages were developed like C, COBOL, and Basic that automated more tasks making programming easier but less flexible. Researchers continued advancing programming languages to make running programs more convenient.

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    Topic of conference: Why are there so much programming skills

    language ?

    ABSTRACT
    Programming is a fundamental course that is taught to every computer
    science during their initial semesters. The course introduces the students
    to basics operations and architecture of computers, and also polishes the
    problem solving skills of students. In the beginning, there was nothing.
    Then came about massive advancements in computers at Bletchley Park,
    and with these advancements came the first methods for programming
    computers:

     Pushing Buttons that represent binary numbers


    Then someone said “hey, if we run the same code a few times, why do we
    have to push a button each time” and so came punch cards. Then people
    realized that they could run a program on a computer that will let them
    write code there. Thus, FORTRAN and Lisp were born. These were the first
    programming languages, but they were very complicated and hard to use.

    As time advanced, computers became stronger and more people


    wanted to program. Some people decided that it would be better to
    create newer, more powerful languages, and thus came about c, COBOL,
    Basic, and many others. Each generation of languages compares to the
    previous in similar ways. The newer one is more automated, while the
    older one is more verbose, harder to code, but gives the programmer more
    control.

    So that to make the more convenient to run program researchers develop


    the advanced programming languages.

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