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List of articles in category 1.2.2 Applications generation
Title
The nature of applications
Justifying suitable generic applications for a range of examples
Justifying suitable IT for a range of examples
Utilities
Open source versus closed source software
Translators - interpreters, compilers and assemblers
Interpretation and compilation in more detail
Assemblers in more detail
Lexical analysis
Syntax analysis
BNF and syntax diagrams
Code generation and optimisation
Intermediate code
Linkers and loaders
The use of library routines

OCR A Level Computer Science 2015

  • Computing principles (01)
    • 1.1 Processors and components
    • 1.2 Software & development
      • 1.2.1 Systems software
      • 1.2.2 Applications generation
      • 1.2.3 Software development
      • 1.2.4 Types of programming languages
    • 1.3 Exchanging data
    • 1.4 Data types, structures and algorithms
    • 1.5 Legal, moral, ethical and cultural issues
  • Algorithms and problem solving (02)
  • Computing project (03)

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