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... usually sufficient : 1. COMM ( for Communique ) 2. TENT ( Tentative ) 3. PROB ( Probable ) 4. FIRM 5. FINAL A communique is usually a simple informational document . It may raise a broad issue or general question to be considered by the ...
... usually sufficient : 1. COMM ( for Communique ) 2. TENT ( Tentative ) 3. PROB ( Probable ) 4. FIRM 5. FINAL A communique is usually a simple informational document . It may raise a broad issue or general question to be considered by the ...
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... usually just get a dump of memory . A dump is a printout of your entire memory contents , usually in octal or hex , from which you are expected to obtain your information . But even a dump ( in the absence of anything better ) can be ...
... usually just get a dump of memory . A dump is a printout of your entire memory contents , usually in octal or hex , from which you are expected to obtain your information . But even a dump ( in the absence of anything better ) can be ...
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... usually with some unique interposing hardware . In software the same condition prevails . In each case , large and powerful capabilities can be tapped , but at some cost in terms of relative inefficiency or learning effort . In the ...
... usually with some unique interposing hardware . In software the same condition prevails . In each case , large and powerful capabilities can be tapped , but at some cost in terms of relative inefficiency or learning effort . In the ...
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What Is Software? | 1 |
Procedures and Data | 9 |
Data Structures | 21 |
Copyright | |
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algorithm applications arithmetic expression array ASCII assembly language basic block BASIC program begin end binary buffer BYTE called Chapter character COBOL compilers complex computer program data structures data type debugging defined describe design course design notation documentation errors example execution finite-state machine flowchart FORTRAN free-space function GOSUB gram implement increment initial input data input/output Inspection List instructions integer interface interrupt servicing kind loop manual memory microcomputer minicomputer monitor object program operand operating system PASCAL performed pidgin plot polynomial PRINT statement problem procedure produce programming language puter readable result sequence sequential shown in Figure simple software design software system space specifications steps storage structured programming subroutine symbolic name tape terminal terminal symbol tion translators type of data usually variable write written y-axis