Kick off your COBOL programming journey by writing your first COBOL program. This course covers the basics of COBOL syntax, the structure of a COBOL program, simple data definitions, and displaying output, preparing you for more advanced topics.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: Hello World - Your First Program and its Structure. Simple Display Statement
- Change the Greeting Message
- Fix the COBOL Greeting Message
- Fix the COBOL Greeting
- Filling in the Blanks
- Complete the COBOL Program
- Unit 2: COBOL Basics - Data Division and Simple Variables. More on Display
- Change the Support Agent's Name
- Fix the Display Bug
- Fix the Customer Name Bug
- Define and Display Bank Details
- Defining and Displaying COBOL Variables
- Unit 3: Introduction to Numbers in COBOL
- Adjust Length of Numeric Variables
- Fix the Account Number Bug
- Fix the Account Number Declaration
- Adding Numeric Variables in COBOL
- Working with Numeric Variables in COBOL
- Unit 4: Introduction to Simple Arithmetic Operations
- Change the Values, See the Result
- Fix Arithmetic Operations in COBOL
- Fix Arithmetic Operations in COBOL
- Arithmetic Operations in COBOL
- Write COBOL Arithmetic Operations
- Unit 5: More Arithmetic Operations - Multiplication and Division. Remainder in Division
- Change Arithmetic Operations in COBOL
- Fix Arithmetic Operations in COBOL
- Fix the Division Error
- Complete the Arithmetic Operations
- Write COBOL Arithmetic Operations
- Unit 6: Variable Naming Conventions - Best Practices
- Update Customer Information
- Fix the Variable Names
- Modify Customer Details
- Fill in Missing Customer Details
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This COBOL program is simple and easy to understand. It correctly displays the message “Welcome to Our Bank” without any errors. The structure is clear, and the use of the DISPLAY statement is appropriate. It is a good example for beginners to learn basic syntax. However, the program is very basic and does not include any advanced features or real-world functionality. Overall, it works correctly and is useful for understanding the fundamentals of COBOL programming.