Name: Structured COBOL
ISBN: 978-1-349-12240-0

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Tony Royce ⁰

Tony Royce
1. North London College, UK
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Table of contents (91 chapters)

Using MOVE (2)
- Tony Royce
Pages 22-22
Revision Test
- Tony Royce
Pages 23-23
Using PERFORM
- Tony Royce
Pages 24-24
Program Design using Structure Diagrams (Sequences)
- Tony Royce
Pages 25-25
Program Design — Coding from Structure Diagrams (Sequences)
- Tony Royce
Pages 26-28
Repetition using PERFORM..TIMES
- Tony Royce
Pages 29-29
Repetition using PERFORM.. UNTIL
- Tony Royce
Pages 30-30
Program Design using Structure Diagrams (Iteration)
- Tony Royce
Pages 31-31
Program Design — Coding from Structure Diagrams (Iteration)
- Tony Royce
Pages 32-32
Program Design using Structure Diagrams (Problems involving Iteration and Sequences)
- Tony Royce
Pages 33-35
Program Design — Coding from Structure Diagrams (Problems involving Iteration and Sequences)
- Tony Royce
Pages 36-38
Using IF.. ELSE (1)
- Tony Royce
Pages 39-39
Using IF.. ELSE (2)
- Tony Royce
Pages 40-40
Using EVALUATE (1)
- Tony Royce
Pages 41-41
Using EVALUATE (2)
- Tony Royce
Pages 42-42
Program Design using Structure Diagrams (Selection)
- Tony Royce
Pages 43-44
Program Design — Coding from a Structure Diagram (Selection)
- Tony Royce
Pages 45-46
Program Design — using Structure Diagrams (Problems involving Sequences and Selection)
- Tony Royce
Pages 47-47
Program Design — Coding from Structure Diagrams (Problems involving Sequences and Selection)
- Tony Royce
Pages 48-49
Program Design — using Structure Diagrams (Problems involving Sequences, Iteration and Selection)
- Tony Royce
Pages 50-51

About this book

This text is intended as an introduction to the COBOL programming language (and program design) for students who have little or no previous programming experience. The programming style advocated is based on the 'structured' constructs of COBOL85. The elements of top-down design are covered, together with its implementation using a hierarchical programming structure. So far as possible, the book has been arranged so that each lesson is short and covers only one topic.

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North London College, UK

Tony Royce

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Book Title: Structured COBOL
Book Subtitle: An Introduction
Authors: Tony Royce
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12240-0
Publisher: Red Globe Press London
eBook Packages: Engineering, Engineering (R0)
Edition Number: 1
Number of Pages: IX, 169
Additional Information: Previously published under the imprint Palgrave
Topics: Software Engineering/Programming and Operating Systems, Programming Languages, Compilers, Interpreters

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