[SYSC 2006] - Midterm Exam Guide - Ultimate 10 pages long Study Guide!

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Sysc 2006 lecture 01 -- fundamentals of imperative programming. Imperative programming is one of many programming paradigms. Imperative programming uses statements that changes the program"s state. Sequences of steps that the computer will perform. Imperative programming is a type of computer modelling. The state of the program is maintained using variables. Assignment statements can change the program"s state by changing the values associated with the variables defined. On default, the order for the execution of statements is simply the order that they appear in the script. Loops will execute a body of statements multiple times. Conditions will execute a body of statements if a condition is seen to be true. Unconditional branching (will go to a different section of code unconditionally) **will encounter other types of programming in courses such as sysc 3101. Functional programming, logic programming, declarative programming etc.

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