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Line 1: {{Wiktionary\|programme\|program\|programming\|programmer}} <!-- DO NOT make significant changes to this disambiguation page unless a new article that relates to the word "program" is created --> '''Program'''~~<!--see~~ [[(American ~~and British~~ English ~~spelling differences\|American spelling]]~~; also ~~British~~Commonwealth ~~spelling~~English in ~~sense~~terms of computer ~~code-->,~~programming and related activities) or '''programme'''~~<!--~~ (~~British~~Commonwealth ~~spelling,~~English in all other meanings)~~-->~~, '''programmer''', or '''programming''' may refer to: {{TOC right}} ~~<!Doctype html>~~ ~~<html>~~ ~~<Head>~~ ~~<Title>Wikipedia</title>~~ ~~</head>~~ ~~<body>~~ ~~<H2>how to write program<h2>~~ ~~<P>The general steps for writing a program include the following:~~ ~~Understand the problem you are trying to solve~~ ~~Design a solution~~ ~~Draw a flow chart~~ ~~Write pseudo-code~~ ~~Write code~~ ~~Test and debug~~ ~~Test with real-world users~~ ~~Release program~~ ~~Iterate the steps for the next version~~ ~~This lesson will look more closely at writing code in programming language. Once code has been written, it has to be tested and debugged to make sure it works as intended.</p>~~ ~~</body>~~ ~~</Html>~~ ==Business and management== Line 32 ⟶ 10: ==Arts and entertainment== * [[Programme (booklet)]] or playbill, a printed leaflet about a live event ===Audio=== * [[Programming (music)]], generating music electronically Line 45 ⟶ 26: ==Science and technology== * [[Computer program]], a set of instructions that describes to a computer how to perform a specific task. * [[Computer programming]], the act of instructing computers to perform tasks ** [[Programming language]], an artificial language designed to communicate instructions to a machine Line 52 ⟶ 33: * [[Programmer]], a person who writes software * [[Programmer (hardware)]], a physical device that configures electronic circuits * [[Program (machine)]], a technical setting stored in the memory of a machine or piece of hardware to be executed, including computers. * [[Research program]], a professional network of scientists conducting basic research * [[Software engineer]], someone who participates in a software development process