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How to do code writing please tell me​

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Answered by sujavelayutham
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Explanation:

Steps to Writing a Program

The general steps for writing a program include the following:

Understand the problem you are trying to solve

Design a solution

Draw a flow chart

Write pseudo-code

Write code

Test and debug

Test with real-world users

Release program

Iterate the steps for the next version

This lesson will look more closely at writing code in programming language. Once code has been written, it has to be tested and debugged to make sure it works as intended.

Writing Code

Computer code is essentially a list of instructions that can be run by a certain program. Most code consists of plain-text documents so they can be used for many different programs. A unique file extension is given to the document to indicate the nature of the code. For example, a file created using Python is saved with a .py extension, like 'myprogram.py.' However, the actual content of the file is still just plain text.

Because most code is in plain text, you can write code using a basic word processor or text editor. However, it is much more effective to use a software application that is specifically designed for coding in a particular language. For example, when you write a document in plain English, you would use word processor software, which can assist you with things such as formatting, spelling, and grammar. Similarly, a code editor provides tools such as syntax checking. Syntax is to code what spelling and grammar are to writing English.

A code editor is also called an integrated development environment, or IDE. An IDE is a software application for formatting your code, checking syntax, as well as running and testing your code. Some IDEs can work with multiple programming languages, while some are very specific for only one language.

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Answered by akanshagarwal2005
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