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Computerprogramm
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Abfolge von Befehlen, welche im Computer verarbeitet werden, die eine spezielle Aufgabe erfüllen
A computer program is a set of step-by-step instructions written in a special language that tells a computer what to do. It matters because programs enable computers to perform useful tasks, from running applications on your phone to controlling everyday devices.
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Ein Computerprogramm oder kurz Programm ist eine den Regeln einer bestimmten Programmiersprache genügende Folge von Anweisungen (bestehend aus Deklarationen und Instruktionen), um bestimmte Funktionen bzw. Aufgaben oder Probleme mithilfe eines Computers zu bearbeiten oder zu lösen.
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