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CIT401:Organization of Programming Languages

Several Programming Language (PL) have been developed and most of it is in use. However, some of these PLs have similarities while some are entirely different from each other. The comparison between the PLs led to categorizing PL into different classes. Organization of Programming Languages (OPL) is a course on the fundamental principles of programming languages, an introduction to fundamental principles and techniques in programming languages design and implementation. It handles the programming paradigm and historical pattern of programming. The course elaborates on language structure, data type, and data structure.

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Teacher Of Course
Dr. Okunade Adekunle
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Information Of Course
Category
Science
Duration Time
1 Semester
Level
400 Level
Includes

By the end of this course you should be able to:

• Increase the capacity of computer science students to express ideas

• Improve their background for choosing appropriate languages

• Increase the ability to learn new languages

• Better understanding of the significance of programming implementation

• Ensure overall advancement of computing

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Core
Course Department
Computer Science

Course Features

Lessons Of Course

lexical Analysis and Parsing 05:42
Recursive Descent parsing 02:45
Recursive Descent parsing II 02:45
concept of Interpretative Language 03:13
Data Type and Structure 03:54
control structure and data flow 03:09
Sequence control 02:35
Run-time 02:52
Run-time and compile time 03:41
Data Type and Structure II 03:04

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