Writing Programs
Now that you have understood the concepts of Computer Programming you can try writing a few simple programs in some of the more popular high-level languages.
The processing of programming has three steps: writing the program, compiling the program, and executing the program. You can write the program in any text editor, then download the compiler for the specific language and compile the code, and finally execute the program.
This process is a bit cumbersome so to simplify the process most common languages have a tool known as an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) which allow you to complete all three steps using the tool. While IDEs for professional use are quite sophisticated with several advanced options, you can use a simpler, online IDE to write these introductory programs.
Code and data created and/or saved on public cloud platforms and services, especially the open source and free trial options, may be accessible by all users on the platform or service. Please make sure you do not include any private, personal, or confidential data, such as contact details and passwords, in your programs or other work that you create on public cloud platforms and services.
Examples include, but are not limited to, code uploaded to version control repositories such as GitHub, code created on Arduino Cloud, AWS, or any of the other online IDEs, and data stored in MongoDB or AWS database services.