1. Algorithms and programming: simple gcd part-B
This chapter introduces essential programming concepts including the definition and importance of data structures, how to manage variables and their values, and the execution of program steps. It emphasizes the significance of collections in programming and illustrates these concepts through systematic examples and directives.
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What we have learnt
- Data structures allow for the management of collections of values in programming efficiently.
- Variables can be assigned and modified throughout a program, impacting the program's state.
- Conditional execution and repetitive steps are fundamental in programming, enabling dynamic behavior.
Key Concepts
- -- Data Structure
- A collection of values that can be treated as a single unit, such as lists or sequences.
- -- Variable Assignment
- The process of assigning a value to a variable, which can either be a completely new value or an update to an existing one.
- -- Conditional Execution
- A programming structure that executes certain operations only when specific conditions are met.
- -- Repetition
- The concept of executing the same statement or block of statements multiple times, often managed with loops.
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