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\section*{
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\Huge COBOL Programming Course 2 \\[10pt]
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\Huge Learning COBOL \\[15pt]
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\Large Version 2.3.0}\label{cobol-programming-course-2}}
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\section*{Copyright}{
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\normalsize COBOL Programming Course is licensed under Creative Commons
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Attribution 4.0 International. To view a copy of this license, visit
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\href{https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0}{https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0}. \\[10pt]
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Copyright Contributors to the Open Mainframe Project's COBOL Programming Course}\label{copyright}}
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\section*{Preface}\label{preface}}
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\subsection*{Abstract}\label{abstract}}
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One computer programming language was designed specifically for
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business, Common Business-Oriented Language, COBOL. Today COBOL remains
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as relevant as ever, handling \$3 trillion in commerce every day.
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This publication is aimed at beginners looking to build a working
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understanding of COBOL programming. It describes how to work with COBOL
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using modern tools including Visual Studio Code with Zowe and Z Open
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Editor extensions. It describes how to write, test, execute, and debug
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COBOL programs.
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\subsection*{Authors}\label{authors}}
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\textbf{Michael Bauer} is a development leader for the Open Mainframe
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value stream at Broadcom and is a squad lead for the Zowe open source
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initiative. Zowe, a popular framework of modern interfaces for z/OS,
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opens the mainframe to DevOps tools and practices. Mike leads the
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Command Line Interface (CLI) squad, which created and recently spun-off
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the successful Zowe Explorer extension for Visual Studio Code. A
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frequent speaker and blogger, Mike runs interactive workshops around the
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world for those interested in incorporating mainframe in their
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enterprise DevOps initiatives.
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\textbf{Ahmed Eid} is a computer engineering student from Egypt. He was
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a mentee for the Open Mainframe Project 2021 Summer Mentorship under the
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COBOL Programming Course, helping to improve the content of the course.
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\textbf{Zeibura Kathau} is a technical writer for the Mainframe DevOps
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value stream at Broadcom. He works on the open-source projects Che4z and
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Code4z, which are IDE extension packages for mainframe developers. He has
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8 years of experience in the Information Technology field.
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\textbf{Makenzie Manna} is an IBM Redbooks Project Leader in the United
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States. She has 3 years of experience in the Computer Science Software
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Development field. She holds a Master's degree in Computer Science
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Software Development from Marist College. Her areas of expertise include
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mathematics, IBM Z and cloud computing.
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\textbf{Paul Newton} is a Consulting IT Specialist in the United States.
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He has 40 years of experience in the Information Technology field. He
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holds a degree in Information Systems from the University of Arizona.
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His areas of expertise include IBM Z, z/OS, and LinuxONE. He has written
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extensively on implementation of z/OS based technology.
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\textbf{Jonathan Sayles} is a technical educator at IBM, where he
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conducts presentations, seminars and training courses, as well as
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producing educational materials. His more than 40 years in the IT
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education and computer industries encompass work within both academic
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and corporate development organizations. He has also been engaged as a
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software developer/designer/consultant, educator, and author, with a
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focus on relational database, IDE, and object technologies. In addition
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to authoring/publishing 16 books, Jon has written and published more
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than 150 articles in technical journals, and served as technical editor
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for several IT magazines. He is also co-author of IBM Redbook
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publications Transitioning: Informix 4GL to Enterprise Generation
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Language (EGL), SG24-6673 and z/OS Traditional Application Maintenance
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and Support, SG24-7868.
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\textbf{Hartanto Ario Widjaya} is a computer science student from
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Singapore Management University. He was a mentee for the Open Mainframe
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Project 2021 Summer Mentorship under the COBOL Programming Course,
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helping to improve the content of the course with various additions and
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assisting new learners to incorporate COBOL as a part of their tech
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toolkit.
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\textbf{William Yates} is a Software engineer working for IBM UK. For
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the majority of his career he has working on the CICS TS product mainly
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as a software tester and now as Test Architect. He has delivered
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technical content for many Redbooks, video courses and at conferences
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around the world. He is also one of the leaders of the Galasa project,
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building an open source integration test framework for hybrid cloud
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applications available at \href{https://galasa.dev/}{https://galasa.dev}.
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\subsection*{Acknowledgements}\label{acknowledgements}}
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Special thanks to the following people for participating in the
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residency to shape the content in this publication.
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Dr.~Tak Auyeung, Professor, American River College
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Jeffrey Bisti, Z Ecosystem Architect, IBM
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Ilicena Elliott, IT Specialist II, Employment Development Department
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Martin Keen, Technical Content Services, IBM
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Sudharsana Srinivasan, z Influencer Ecosystem Program Coordinator, IBM
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Suzy Wong, Information Technology Specialist, DMV
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Left-to-right: Ilicena, Suzy, Makenzie, Martin, Paul, and Tak
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