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OCR: Th&ta3icsomoving data Beaid rprefformifg isirniples operationg: Programming 85age Any program can be split into logical sections initialisation, processing. termination. The initialisation stage consists of foading the program into memory setting its variables to the right starting values, and setting up any storage space, or memory the program may need. The processing stage when the program actually does what it's intended to op and produces its results. and finally the program must exit gracefully from the system These three stages can be broken down into smaller and smaller sections until one finally happy that the "algorithm" or mechanical design of the program can be translated into actual processing statements, instructions. With that in mind, our first example will be adding two num ...