Texto descriptivo.

El texto descriptivo es aquel que tiene por finalidad representar el aspecto de

algo o de alguien para ayudar al lector a hacerse una imagen de la persona, lugar o cosa que se
pretende representar. Es decir, se trata de transmitir con fidelidad la apariencia de una cosa, un
espacio, una persona...a través de sus rasgos distintivos. De hecho, hay pocos textos puramente
descriptivos pero la descripción, para lo que se usa es para enriquecer otro tipo de textos. Es
decir, a través de una buena descripción se logra una buena ambientación de la historia. Veamos
las características de un texto descriptivo. La primera es el uso de detalles. Se transmite el
aspecto de una cosa hablando de sus partes, cualidades etc. La segunda característica sería
que es variado. Es decir, se describen paisajes, personas, animales, objetos... Para conocer el
tema en mas profundidad no te pierdas el vídeo completo sobre "Texto descriptivo" y practica
con los ejercicios que te dejamos a continuación.

Texto descriptivo. El texto descriptivo es aquel que tiene por finalidad representar el aspecto de
algo o de alguien para ayudar al lector a hacerse una imagen de la persona, lugar o cosa que se
pretende representar. Es decir, se trata de transmitir con fidelidad la apariencia de una cosa, un
espacio, una persona...a través de sus rasgos distintivos. De hecho, hay pocos textos puramente
descriptivos pero la descripción, para lo que se usa es para enriquecer otro tipo de textos. Es
decir, a través de una buena descripción se logra una buena ambientación de la historia. Veamos
las características de un texto descriptivo. La primera es el uso de detalles. Se transmite el
aspecto de una cosa hablando de sus partes, cualidades etc. La segunda característica sería
que es variado. Es decir, se describen paisajes, personas, animales, objetos... Para conocer el
tema en mas profundidad no te pierdas el vídeo completo sobre "Texto descriptivo" y practica
con los ejercicios que te dejamos a continuación.

Arriba

a) ¿Son suficientes los niveles jerárquicos actuales o es necesario ampliarlos?

b) ¿Es viable la creación de una gerencia de ventas?

c) ¿Es suficiente la división departamental actual para atender ventas?

d) De ampliarse. ¿Qué nuevos departamentos podrán crearse?

e) ¿Ve viable manejar servicio al cliente, a través del departamento adscrito a la

gerencia de servicio técnico?

f) Dibuje el organigrama propuesto.

In this lesson, we'll cover: What is programming? Types of programming languages Basic
elements of a program Useful software and tooling for the professional developer You can take
this lesson on Microsoft Learn! What is Programming? Programming (also known as coding) is
the process of writing instructions to a device, such as a computer or mobile device. We write
these instructions with a programming language, which is then interpreted by the device. These
sets of instructions may be referred to by various names, but program, computer program,
application (app), and executable are a few popular names. A program can be anything that is
written with code; websites, games, and phone apps are programs. While it's possible to create a
program without writing code, the underlying logic is interpreted to the device and that logic was
most likely written with code. A program that is running or executing code is carrying out
instructions. The device that you're currently reading this lesson with is running a program to
print it to your screen. ✅ Do a little research: who is considered to have been the world's first
computer programmer? Programming Languages Programming languages serve a main
purpose: for developers to build instructions to send to a device. Devices only can understand
binary (1s and 0s), and for most developers that's not a very efficient way to communicate.
Programming languages are a vehicle for communication between humans and computers.
Programming languages come in different formats and may serve different purposes. For
example, JavaScript is primarily used for web applications, while Bash is primarily used for
operating systems. Low level languages typically require fewer steps than high level languages
for a device to interpret instructions. However, what makes high level languages popular is their
readability and support. JavaScript is considered a high level language. The following code
illustrates the difference between a high level language with JavaScript and low level language
with ARM assembly code. Believe it or not, they're both doing the same thing: printing a
Fibonacci sequence up to 10. let number = 10 let n1 = 0, n2 = 1, nextTerm; for (let i = 1; i <=
number; i++) { console.log(n1); nextTerm = n1 + n2; n1 = n2; n2 = nextTerm; } javascript area
ascen,code,readonly entry code32 adr r0,thumb+1 bx r0 code16 thumb mov r0,#00 sub r0,r0,#01
mov r1,#01 mov r4,#10 ldr r2,=0x40000000 back add r0,r1 str r0,[r2] add r2,#04 mov r3,r0 mov
r0,r1 mov r1,r3 sub r4,#01 cmp r4,#00 bne back end c ✅ A Fibonacci sequence is defined as a
set of numbers such that each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, starting from 0 and
1. Elements of a program A single instruction in a program is called a statement and will usually
have a character or line spacing that marks where the instruction ends, or terminates. How a
program terminates varies with each language. Most programs rely on using data from a user or
elsewhere, where statements may rely on data to carry out instructions. Data can change how a
program behaves, so programming languages come with a way to temporarily store data that
can be used later. This data is called variables. Variables are statements that instruct a device to
save data in its memory. Variables in programs are similar to ones in algebra, where they have a
unique name and their value may change o