- https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09944-3_7
Programming a computer
- Jan 1, 1988
- Graham Wright
Abstract
After reading the description of computer program instructions in Chapter 3, the reader may well be approaching this chapter with trepidation, not without justification, since programming a computer at that level, in instructions drawn directly from a machine’s basic instruction set, is both tedious and very detailed. In fact, for most computer users, including perhaps 95 per cent of all computer programmers, writing computer programs is a much less difficult, if still demanding, task and one that is within the grasp of a large number of people, at a certain level, who are not professional programmers.
- # Basic Instruction Set
- # Professional Programmers
- # Computer Users
- # Description Of Instructions
- # Computer Program
- # Basic Set
- # Basic Instruction
- # Instruction Set
- # Program Instructions
- # Computer Programmers