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The programming process2. Implement :a) Write instructionsTackle each sub-problem separately by writing a set ofinstructions (a function) for it.The computer can only understand instructions writtenin machine language (sequences of 1s and 0s).In order to make the programming process easier forhumans, researchers developed new, easier (forhumans) to understand languages as well as specialtools that could convert programs written in humanreadablelanguages into programs written in machinelanguage.C, C++ are examples of such a language.8
The programming process2. Implement :a) Write instructions (continued)Some operations that we may need our program toperform are so common (e.g. reading input from thekeyboard) that it would be expedient to have a readymodule for it.A collection of such modules is called a library. Forexample, the Input/Output library contains modules(functions) that can be invoked to read input from thekeyboard, or write output to the screen, etc.A library function may be invoked from within aprogram.9
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