Programming Notes
1. In programming, variables store data values.
2. A loop allows repeated execution of code blocks.
3. Conditionals execute code based on Boolean expressions.
4. Functions allow code reusability and modularity.
5. Recursion is a function calling itself with a base condition.
6. An array stores multiple values in a single variable.
7. Objects in OOP represent real-world entities.
8. Debugging is identifying and fixing errors in code.
9. Compilers translate source code into machine code.
10. Version control helps manage code changes over time.
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