Description

The study of programming languages is essential to computer science. Every programme is written in a language, and it goes without saying that certain languages are superior to othersóat least in some situations. The ongoing need for brand-new languages is a reflection of the shifting standards for building dependable and maintainable software systems. Numerous advancements in language design, language implementation, and programme verification have been made as a result of academic study on the fundamentals of programming languages in an effort to keep up with these evolving demands. Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, C#, C++, Objective C, Cobol, Perl, Pascal, LISP, FORTRAN, and Swift are examples of high-level programming languages. With a focus on computer programming and operating systems, the book Computer Organisation and Programming gives readers all the fundamental knowledge about computer hardware and software engineering. The most well-known programming language, C, is introduced to the students in this textbook, which also aids them in creating algorithms to handle numerical problems in a variety of ways. This book is divided into four chapters: C Programming, Computer Hardware and Organisation, Operating System, and Introduction to Computers. This book is appropriate for an advanced undergraduate or introductory graduate course on programming language concepts. Instead of being divided into several languages, it is organised around concepts and paradigms.