10. Writing and Executing First Advanced Program
The chapter presents a comprehensive guide for developing an advanced program, covering planning, development, and execution stages. Key programming concepts like file handling, object-oriented principles, and exception management are integrated into the creation of an Employee Management System. Best practices for writing modular and scalable code are emphasized to lay a solid foundation for future programming endeavors.
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What we have learnt
- Advanced programming requires a well-structured development environment.
- Understanding problem requirements and designing a solution is crucial for successful program development.
- Writing modular, reusable code facilitates easier maintenance and scalability.
Key Concepts
- -- ObjectOriented Programming (OOP)
- A programming paradigm that uses objects and classes for organizing code, promoting reusability and modular structure.
- -- File Handling
- The process of creating, reading, updating, and deleting files in a program, which allows for persistent storage of data.
- -- Multithreading
- A feature that allows concurrent execution of two or more threads, providing a way to perform multiple tasks simultaneously.
- -- Exception Handling
- Mechanisms to handle errors and exceptions in a program gracefully, ensuring smooth operation and user-friendly error messages.
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