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Pemahaman program berasaskan pengetahuan dikenali secara meluas sebagai salah satu isu utama dalam sistem sokongan pendidikan pengaturcaraan dan persekitaran untuk pemula. Kebanyakan pemaham program, bagaimanapun, mempunyai batasan. Salah satunya ialah keupayaan untuk menangani satu bahasa pengaturcaraan, manakala tutor manusia boleh memahami bahasa majmuk melalui pengetahuan umum tentang bahasa dan teknik pengaturcaraan. Kertas kerja ini mencadangkan konsep dan metodologi pemahaman program berasaskan pengetahuan ALPUS II, yang memperkatakan bahasa pengaturcaraan majmuk, iaitu, Pascal dan C, melalui sintaks abstrak umum AL dan perwakilan pengetahuan berdasarkannya. ALPUS II ialah lanjutan daripada ALPUS, yang berurusan dengan satu bahasa pengaturcaraan Pascal, dan merupakan sub-sistem persekitaran pengaturcaraan pintar INTELLITUTOR. Sistem INTELLITUTOR terdiri daripada PANDUAN editor pengaturcaraan berpandu dan pemahaman program berasaskan pengetahuan ALPUS II, dan boleh didapati di Internet. Dalam proses penyataan sumber pemahaman yang ditulis dalam Pascal atau C diterjemahkan ke dalam perwakilan AL terlebih dahulu. Memandangkan kandungan pangkalan pengetahuan pengaturcaraan dilaraskan untuk menangani perwakilan AL, prosedur pemahaman program tersedia untuk kedua-dua Pascal dan C. Ia adalah mungkin untuk menambahkan bahasa pengaturcaraan lain dengan hanya melampirkan modul transformasi untuk setiap bahasa prosedur tambahan. Adalah diperhatikan bahawa tugas pemerolehan pengetahuan untuk bahasa tambahan tidak diperlukan kerana kandungan pangkalan pengetahuan digeneralisasikan untuk kegunaan berbilang. Sistem INTELLITUTOR telah dilaksanakan dalam persekitaran kejuruteraan pengetahuan berasaskan bingkai SIFAR pada mesin pelayan UNIX dalam persekitaran Internet. ALPUS II menunjukkan ciri menarik dalam kefahaman program untuk bahasa C melalui pengetahuan yang diubah daripada pengetahuan sedia ada untuk Pascal, yang dibangunkan untuk ALPUS, dalam kajian kebolehlaksanaan. Versi semasa ALPUS II menyokong hampir spesifikasi penuh untuk Pascal dan subset berkaitan Pascal untuk C. Had ini harus munasabah untuk latihan pengaturcaraan di kelas pelajar baru universiti.
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Haruki UENO, "A Generalized Knowledge-Based Approach to Comprehend Pascal and C Programs" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E83-D, no. 4, pp. 591-598, April 2000, doi: .
Abstract: Knowledge-based program understanding is widely known as one of the key issues in programming education support systems and environments for novices. Most program understanders, however, have limitations. One of them is an ability to deal with a single programming language, while human tutors can comprehend plural languages by means of generalized knowledge on programming languages and techniques. This paper proposes the concepts and methodology of the knowledge-based program understander ALPUS II, which deals with plural programming languages, i. e. , Pascal and C, by means of generalized abstract syntax AL and knowledge representations based on it. ALPUS II is an extension of ALPUS, which dealt with a single programming language Pascal, and is a sub-system of an intelligent programming environment INTELLITUTOR. The INTELLITUTOR system consists of a guided programming editor GUIDE and a knowledge-based program understander ALPUS II, and is available on the Internet. In the process of comprehension source statements written in Pascal or C are translated into AL representation first. Since the contents of the programming knowledge bases are adjusted to deal with the AL representations the program comprehension procedure is available for both Pascal and C. It is possible to append other programming languages by simply attaching a transformation module for each additional procedural language. It is noted that knowledge acquisition tasks for additional languages are not needed since the contents of the knowledge base are generalized for multiple use. The INTELLITUTOR system was implemented in the frame-based knowledge engineering environment ZERO on a UNIX server machine in the Internet environment. ALPUS II demonstrates interesting features in program comprehension for the C language by means of the transformed knowledge from the already available knowledge for Pascal, which was developed for ALPUS, in a feasibility study. The current version of ALPUS II supports almost full specifications for Pascal and a Pascal-associated subset for C. This limitation should be reasonable for programming practice at freshmen classes of a university.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/information/10.1587/e83-d_4_591/_p
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