TY  - GEN
AU  - M. B Khan
TI  - Beginning structured COBOL
T2  - serie 
SN  - 0-02-946436-6
PY  - 1991///
CY  - New York 
PB  - Maxwell McMillan
KW  - Ingeniería en tecnologias de la información y comunicaciones
N1  - Editorial 
Maxwell McMillan
ISBN 
0-02-946436-6; CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION TO COBOL

CHAPTER 2

STRUCTURED PROGRAMMING

CHAPTER 3

STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION OF COBOL

CHAPTER 4

MORE ON STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION: COBOL DIVISIONS

CHAPTER S

COBOL STATEMENTS

CHAPTER 6

EDITING OUTPUT DATA

CHAPTER 7

COMPUTING ARITHMETIC STATEMENTS

CHAPTER S

CONTROLLING PROGRAM EXECUTION CONDITION STATEMENTS

CHAPTER 9

GENERATING A REPORT

CHAPTER 10

MORE ON GENERATING A REPORT: SORTING AND CONTROL BREAK

CHAPTER 11

SINGLE-LEVEL TABLES

CHAPTER 12

MULTILEVEL TABLES

CHAPTER 13

VALIDATING INPUT DATA

CHAPTER 14

UPDATING SEQUENTIAL FILES

CHAPTER 15

ADDITIONAL FEATURES OF COBOL; Ingeniería en Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicación
N2  - Computers are sophisticated electronic machines designed to solve problems. A computer solves a problem by performing (or executing) a sequence of instruc tions (or statements) referred to as a program. Not only must the program list every step necessary to solve the problem, but it also must be written in a lan-guage that the computer can understand." Such languages are known as pro. gramming languages. COBOL is one of these programming languages. In this text. you will learn the skills necessary to write computer programs using COBOL as the language.

COBOL is an acronym for Common Business Oriented Language, the com-puter programming language most widely used for writing business programs. In this chapter, we will present some background information on computer programming in general and the development of the COBOL programming lan-guage in particular. We will also discuss the program development life cycle, which, if followed, makes software development efficient
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