Language Paradigms

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Today we'll discuss an important aspect of programming world. I've consider "Language paradigms" as a foundation stone to be an awesome technical player in computer science and why I've chosen this as I said that all you will know while proceeding in your way. So without wasting any time Let's start with this such important thing. 

So this is all about How Languages are Constructed. There are Four Basic Computational Models that describe most, programming today.

1. Imperative Programming

2. Applicative Programming

3. Rule Based Programming

4. Object Oriented Programming

In this article we'll take an overview of all these four paradigms and later on we'll discuss them all in brief  Hope you all would like it. 

1. Imperative Programming  

          This language is also known as Procedural Programming. These languages are command-driven or statement-oriented. The basic concept of this paradigm language is the machine state, the memory locations in computer system, allocated to all proponents. Our program consists of many proponents with their execution causes the computer to vary locations, allocated to them. The state changing computations. 

2. Applicative Programming 

          This language paradigm is an Alternative View of the computation performed by a programming language is to look at the functioning that the program represents rather than just the state changes as the program executes. In this approach first you have to look at the desired output rather than an available data.

3. Rule Based Programming

          This approach is based on conditional presence of a certain enabling condition. When present, executing an appropriate action. It's also known as Logical Programming.

4. Object Oriented Programming

          As we know that Object Oriented programming is becoming an increasingly important computational model. In this case complex data structure are built, than a limited set of functions are designed to make some operations on that data as we required.

          So Friends this was an overview of language paradigms that facilitate us to know well about programmable computations to learn and implement big logic's.  Just make it sure that you are not afraid of this because this is not tough. To learn it and understand it. just read it and create an imaginary view of it that how could it be implemented and how it looks as physical. 

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