Imperative Paradigms
Procedural programming Paradigm: A traditional method where code is written as a top-down list of step-by-step instructions or routines for the computer to follow.
Object Oriented Programming: A style that groups related variables and functions into everyday "objects," as covered in the earlier post.
Parallel Processing Approach: A method that divides complex tasks into smaller chunks so the computer's processors can execute them all at the exact same time.
Declarative Paradigms
Logic Programming Paradigm: A system where the programmer sets up a list of facts and rules, and the computer uses formal logic to deduce the answers.
Functional Programming: A style that treats computation like mathematical equations, strictly avoiding changing or mutating data once it is created.
Database Processing Approach: A method used for interacting with large databases, where you simply state what data you want to retrieve without writing the search algorithm.
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