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guideline ASM2

The document outlines various programming paradigms including procedural, object-oriented, and event-driven paradigms, detailing their features, advantages, and disadvantages. It also discusses the application development process using an IDE, covering aspects such as login and registration forms, debugging processes, coding standards, and common features of IDEs. Additionally, it suggests analyzing the relationships between the paradigms and provides examples and comparisons to enhance understanding.

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guideline ASM2

The document outlines various programming paradigms including procedural, object-oriented, and event-driven paradigms, detailing their features, advantages, and disadvantages. It also discusses the application development process using an IDE, covering aspects such as login and registration forms, debugging processes, coding standards, and common features of IDEs. Additionally, it suggests analyzing the relationships between the paradigms and provides examples and comparisons to enhance understanding.

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Introduction

P3:
1. Programming paradigms
1.1 Procedural paradigm
1.1.1 What is procedural paradigm?
1.1.2 Features of procedural paradigm
1.1.3 Advantages
1.1.4 Disadvantages
1.2 Object oriented paradigm
1.2.1 What is object Oriented paragigm?
1.2.2 Features of Object- Oriented Programming
1.2.3 Advatages
1.2.4 Disavantages
1.3 Event – Driven paradigm
1.3.1 what is event-driven paradigm
1.3.2 Features of Event – driven Programming
1.3.3 Advantages
1.3.4 Disadvantages
1.4 The relationship between POP, OPP and EDP
P4:
2. Build an application using IDE
2.1 Login Form
2.2 Register Form
2.3 Main Form
2.4 ….
P5:
3. Debug Process
3.1 What is Debugging?
3.2 Why is debugging importan?
3.3 The Debugger
3.4 Describe the debugging process
4. Coding standards
4.1 What is coding standard?
4.2 Advantages of implemeting coding standards
4.3 Naming Conventions
4.4 Layout conventions
4.5 Commenting conventions
P6:
5. Analyze the common features of an IDE
5.1 Advantages
5.2 Disvadvantages
5.3 Text Editor
5.4 Generate executable code
5.5 Debugging and Testing
5.6 Languages that are supported by IDE
5.7 Different type of IDE
5.8 Multi-language IDE
Gợi ý điểm M và D
- Relationship between procedureal, object-oriented, event driven
- Program flowchart
1. Login
2. Add Customer from database
3. Deleve Customer from database
4. Update Customer information
- PP,OOP and EDP examples through a simple code
- Conparing PP, OOP, EDP
- Debugging and how it can be used to help develop more secure, robust applications

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