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Course:

Programming Fundamentals
4.00 Credit Hours, Fall 2014,
Undergraduate Program
Instructor: Maryam Ehsan

SESSION 1, 2

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Developing a program

Problem solving
Phase

Implementation phase
Input ; Read the temperature from keyboard
Processing; Test the Temperature below or above
freezing
Output; Display the result on Screen
Algorithm
A sequence of language independent steps which may be
followed to solve a problem. An Algorithm can be
developed with a:

• Pseudo Code
• Flowchart
Pseudo code
• Pseudo code is a method of designing a program using
English like statement to describe the logic and
processing flow.

• There are no real rules; you can follow your own


standards. Conveniently understood and exchanged
between IT professionals.
Example -1:
Read in the temperature. If the temperature is less than
32 indicate below freezing on the screen. Else if the
temperature is above freezing then indicate the same on
the monitor screen.

Divide the above problem into manageable parts.


Input ; Read the temperature from keyboard
Processing; Test the Temperature below or above
freezing
Output; Display the result on Screen
Pseudo code

• Example -1:
Read the Temp
if (Temp < 32) then
Print “BELOW FREEZING”
else
Print “ABOVE FREEZING”
endif
Flowchart
• Diagrammatic or Graphical representations of steps
for solving the given problem.
• Use standard symbols developed by ANSI (American
National Standard Institute)
Building Blocks of Flowchart
 Start and End Symbols
 Connector
 Arrows (indicate flow of control)

 Processing Steps

 Input/Output

 Decision
Example -1:
Read in the temperature. If the temperature is less than
32 indicate below freezing on the screen. Else if the
temperature is above freezing then indicate the same on
the monitor screen.

Divide the above problem into manageable parts.


Input ; Read the temperature from keyboard
Processing; Test the Temperature below or above
freezing
Output; Display the result on Screen
Define The Problem
Example-2;
Determine the sum of first 5 natural numbers.

Break into steps


Input – Nil
Processing: Sum the numbers from 1 to 5
Output - Sum
Design the Solution
Example-2;
Determine the sum of first 5 natural numbers.
Algorithm; Pseudo Code

1. Set N=1
Set Sum = 0
2. Repeat step 3 & 4 while N <= 5
3. Sum = Sum + N
4. N=N+1
5. Print Sum
6. end
Design the Solution
Example-2; Determine the sum of first 50 natural
numbers.
Algorithm; Flow Chart
Start

Sum=0
N=1

N≤5 Y Sum=Sum+N
N=N+1

N
Print
Sum

End
Developing a program

Problem solving
Phase

Implementation phase
Implementation Phase
 Write a program (source code)
 Compile a program (source code to Object code)
 Link a Program ( Object code to Executable code)
 Test and Debug the Program (rectify the errors in the
program)
Write a code

Create a source code we need an editor


 Line editor --- line by line editing
 Screen editor --- note pad, word pad, customized editor
 After writing the code we save the code with file extension
e.g MyProg.cpp
Compile a program

source code to Object code


 We need a compiler e.g C++
 It converts user readable code to machine readable code
 Cannot be executed because different sections are not
mapped together, say not linked together
Link a Program

Object code to executable code


 first.obj to first.exe
 Can be executed because different sections are mapped
together.
 Execute the code by simply run the exe file
Test and Debug the program

Rectifying logical errors in the code, manually or may Use


debugger for the assistance. A debugger may:
 Execute the code line by line or block by block or in one go
 Examine the contents of variables and registers at each step
 Examining the flow of control structure by tracing code
step by step.

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