General Chemistry ISPRING 2012

A programming language is how we give commands to computers so they do what we instruct them to do. Program languages are used to, simply put, create various computer programs, sometimes with specific inputs from another user. Basically a program language is like legos that we stack together to build the programs that everyone uses on a day to day basis that are constantly running in the background without our awareness.

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