uni/sonstiges/tex/KBS-Programmiersprachen.tex

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\author{Jim 2martens}
\title{Was sind Programmiersprachen?}
\date{\today}
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\begin{frame}{Sprachen}
Kontextfreie Sprachen:
\begin{itemize}
\item<2-> Auszeichnungssprachen (z.B. XML, HTML)
\item<3-> Programmiersprachen, Skriptsprachen, Templatesprachen
\item<4-> ...
\end{itemize}
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\begin{frame}{Definitionen}
\begin{description}
\item[Skriptsprachen] sind Programmiersprachen, die vor allem für kleine, überschaubare Programme gedacht sind.
\item[Programmiersprachen] sind [...] formale Sprachen zur Formulierung von Datenstrukturen und Algorithmen, d. h. von Rechenvorschriften, die von einem Computer ausgeführt werden können. Sie setzen sich aus Anweisungen nach einem vorgegebenen Muster zusammen, der sogenannten Syntax.
\item[Templatesprachen] sind begrenzte Programmiersprachen, die meistens kompiliert und zur Strukturierung von Templates verwendet werden.
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Quelle: Wikipedia
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\begin{frame}{Technologie}
\begin{itemize}
\item interpretierte Sprachen (z.B. Python, PHP, JavaScript, Bash/Shell)
\item kompilierte Sprachen (z.B. C, C++, Go, Twig, Smarty)
\item Hybride Sprachen (z.B. Java, C\#)
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\begin{frame}{Sprachen}
\begin{itemize}
\item Skriptsprachen (z.B. Bash/Shell)
\item Programmiersprachen (z.B. C, C++, Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP)
\item Templatesprachen (z.B. Twig, Smarty)
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\begin{frame}{Zusammenfassung}
\begin{itemize}
\item Programmiersprachen umfassen Skript- und Templatesprachen
\item unterscheiden sich in Ausführungsweise
\item interpretierte Sprachen sind auch Programmiersprachen!!!
\end{itemize}
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