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Lostsunrise [7]
2 years ago
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Among the second generation homebconsole companies which managed to come out on top

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Vikentia [17]2 years ago
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The second generation of home consoles occurred from (1976-1988) at this time the most popular and consoled regarded as best was the Atari 2600
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<em>==> Use your conversation words and voice.  Don't read it from a paper (unless you can write in conversational words and phrases, but this is really hard to do).</em>

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You're not there to read the slides to your audience.  They can read the slides just as well as you can.  You're there to explain, embellish, enhance, and enlarge the material on the slides.  If you don't have any more to tell them except what's on the slides, then you don't even need to drag yourself or the audience through the agony of the presentation. Just print the slides onto a handout, hand it out, dismiss the audience, and take the rest of the day off.  

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The 3 functions of all programming languages are Input, Execution and collection.

They are described below:

Explanation:

1. <u>INPUT</u>: An input function can be defined as the function in programming that enables or allows the computer take in an input in form of any data type from the user. The input is either stored directly into a variable identifier or processed. A real-life scenario of an input function is taking in food. The intake of any substance into the mouth can be likened to an input function. We take in food into the body through the mouth and this is processed within the body.

Another example of input in a real-life scenario is dumping your trash into the bin. In this case, the bin is taking your trash bag as an input.  An input function in programming can take in integers, strings, character, float, arrays or any kind of data type. An input function allows the user send information to the computer using the keyboard, voice, gestures and other forms of communication.

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<em>Console.WriteLine("Please type any input from keyboard and press enter:");   </em>

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In the second line of code, the compiler takes in whatever the user has typed and stores it as a variable that we defined as userinput.<em> </em>

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<em>print('Type in your name:') </em>

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The first line of code requests that the user types in his name as an input, then Second line of code takes in the input and stores it as a variable declared as username

2. EXECUTION: execution in programming can be described as the process of performing some kind of operation as instructed by the code. This means that the computer reads through the code and performs any operation that it is asked to perform. such execution operation may include arithmetics, iteration, comparison and as many instructions as written in the code.

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<em>     } </em>

<em>  }</em>

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<em>print('Type in your name:') </em>

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<em>   }</em>

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