Firstly, we should know what is a programming paradigm means.
Programming paradigm is a way to classify programming languages.
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I guess you were inspired by this post.
I like the graphic that Wikipedia includes for the classification of the paradigms.
Actually no, and I have never seen this post.
Also, I commented I got the classification of paradigms from Wikipedia so.
By the way, it is said that programming languages implement many paradigms to different extent.
And the winner multi-paradigm language seems to be Wolfram!
I find I can call TCO (Tail Call Optimization) as tail-end recursion.
I heard it as Tail Recursion. I placed Python as Example, as i can still do it in OCaml. But many people doesn't know OCaml and it's not that popular so.
Note: You're still right.
As I didn't say it's PURELY FUNCTIONAL, it's still functional.