How Does Computer Programming Works
how does computer programming works
How does the work of VB programming language interests and others? Is there a core / computer language pure?
Where does VB is sending orders?
There is a core of computer language. It consists of commands that the CPU can accept and execute. According to your processor chip computer uses about 100 orders are 1 and 0, that most people do not speak. Then you have assembly language (low level language that translates 1 and 0 for the processor to understand) is "mounted" to run. The next level is the language of high level programming such as Visual Basic, C + +, C #, Cobol, Fortran, Pascal, etc., that gets "compiled" into something like assembly language and is thus "linked" to 1 and 0 for processor to execute. In non-visual languages, to send something like "Hello World" to the screen has a couple of lines programming. Visual languages, about 10 or 12 lines of code to send "Hello world" on the screen. In the language of the Assembly takes about 44 lines of code to send "Hello World 'on the screen. I do not know if you really can make a language more than the machine (I use 100 mainframes in December for a long period) in assembly language provides maximum control, but a minimum of maintenance. Visual languages do are not under control (C + + provides support for low-level Assembly), but easier to offer programming faster (usually 1 / 10-1 / 100 the time it takes to write an editing program.) Visual languages to perform much of their control, but offer a wide range of services in an easy to use, such as network access, graphics, display management, etc. (a lot of work done in other languages)