Programming Paradigms EXPLAINED 👩‍💻 #code #programming #technology #tech #software #developer

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I use my own style of programming called "spaghetti paradigm". It takes the worst parts of functional, object-oriented, and procedural programming, then tosses it all together like a steaming plate of code pasta! In this delicious paradigm, developers can expect to work their way through tangled branches of logic, saucing up their code with flavorful objects and functions 😎

ofadiman

I would love a long-form breakdown of all these paradigms 🥰. Great work as always!

saboo

You forgot data oriented programming, which focuses on performance by leveraging cache lines, popular in the gaming industry where smooth frame rate is a must.

zhengren

functional programming doesn't require more typing, on the contrary, it requires way less typing than OOP or procedural

Sergeak

The difference between Procedural and Functions is not described well. Functions are modular and return a value. Procedures process data that isnt necessarily as simple as a return value, and can potentially have side effects in the real world.

janglestick

You can have:
- procedural and imperative
- procedural and functional
- object oriented and imperative
- object oriented and functional

random

procedural doesn't mean that code is put into procedures (subroutine), it means that your code describes a procedure in the more general English meaning of the word, it means you are describing how to do something, AKA imperative and is in contrast with declarative in which you describe what you want done, thus object oriented programming is also procedural. Carl Hewitt, Alan Kay, Joe Armstrong have said this about all that is Message Passing.

Functional Programming is also procedural.

Logic Programming is partially declarative and partially procedural.

Stick to web apps kid, until you seriously upgrade your knowledge of PLT.

laughingvampire