69543 RKMCW 4 Lumberg

1. RKMCW: Reed-Kellogg-McCarthy-Collier-Witmer notation, a standard computer language for constructing software systems. 2. 4 Part: The four main components of the Lumberg notation include the source language, the programming language, the target language, and the linker. 3. Source language: This is the original code that is written by the programmer. Often, a powerful scripting language such as C++ is used to build the source code so that it can be understood easily by the computer or compiler. 4. Programming language: This is the language that all of the components of the Lumberg notation are written in. It is a powerful programming language that includes features such as type checking and other features. 5. Target language: This is the language that the code that the programmer has written is eventually compiled into. It is usually a language such as C or C++ that is understood by the computer. 6. Linker: The linker is responsible for binding together the code that is written in the source language and the code that is written in the programming language to produce the target language.