conventional programming

conventional programming

[kən′ven·chən·əl ′prō‚gram·iŋ]

(computer science)

The use of standard programming languages, as opposed to application development languages, financial planning languages, query languages, and report programs.

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conventional programming

Writing a program in a traditional procedural language, such as assembly language or a high-level compiler language (C, Pascal, COBOL, FORTRAN, etc.).

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