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Simple Imperative-Model Programming Language for Education - SIMPLE
Abstract
This work presents the development of a new programming language, Simple Imperative-Model Programming Language for Education – SIMPLE. The new language is compiled procedural language that aims to simplify programming syntax and relives beginners from advanced programming concepts. SIMPLE was designed and implemented as a significant set of a typical procedural programming language. Although it is not intended for serious industry-level programming but, we claim that it could be an effective education vehicle and demonstrational component in introductory, intermediate and advanced courses. SIMPLE has been extensively tested using50+ different test programs designed carefully to target the language elements and features and our final tests showed that the language is reliable and ready to be adopted in education.
Keywords: Programming languages, Simplifying programming, Language Implementation, SIMPLE, technology.
Cite this Article: Aaron Rasheed Rababaah. Simple Imperative-Model Programming Language for Education – SIMPLE. Recent Trends in Programming Languages. 2020; 7(2): 18–39p.
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