Answer Booklet to Basic Computer Programming: A Self-Instructional Course

The answers for the problems given in the test booklet are coded in the following manner: There are four phases in the course -- I, II, III, and IV. You will notice that the pages of the text booklet are marked at the top of each page with the appropriate phase number. Within the individual phases,...

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Main Authors: Seidel,R J, Hunter,H G, Rotberg,I C, Carpenter,W A
Format: Report
Language:English
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Answer booklets
Basic programming language
Commands
Computer Hardware
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Computer Programming and Software
COMPUTER PROGRAMS
DATA PROCESSING
Humanities and History
INDEXES
INSTRUCTION MANUALS
LOOPS
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
Self instruction
SHIFT REGISTERS
STUDENTS
SYMBOLIC PROGRAMMING
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Summary:The answers for the problems given in the test booklet are coded in the following manner: There are four phases in the course -- I, II, III, and IV. You will notice that the pages of the text booklet are marked at the top of each page with the appropriate phase number. Within the individual phases, there are parts, such as Part One, Part Two, etc. As the problems are given in the text material, they are numbered according to the part in which they appear. For example, on a page marked III at the top, a problem numbered 3.2 would be Problem 2 of Part Three of Phase III. In this Answer Booklet, the answers to the problems are coded exactly the same way. The phase number will be at the top of each page. The answers will be listed, for example, as: Problem 3.2. (meaning that this is the answer to Problem 2 of Part Three of Phase ---). (Author) See also AD-A034 045.