37.Programming Paradigms
20 May 2020 | CS
Defining a program
- paradigm : approach to solve the program
- algorithm : step by step methodology to solve the problem
- Semantics : Meaning of the program
- Syntax : programming language rules to construct the program statements.
- the software applications are designed to solve a particular problem
- For example : A railway reservation system is designed to solve the railway ticket reservation problem for the customers and for the railway administration. the problem solved are :
- ticket reservation by customers.
- ticket rescheduling & Cancellation
- Railway Resources Managements
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A program is a set of instructions that directs a computer in terms of sequential programming instructions to execute specific operations and provide a desired output as a solution to a particular problem.
- A computer software can be designed using any programming language. the choice of programming language depending upon the solution requirements.
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A programming paradigm is a framework that defines how the programmer can conceptualize and interpret complex problem to be solved.
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A programming paradigm is a particular style or “way” of writing and organizing a program code
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there are a number of alternative approaches to the programming process and these approaches are referred to as programming paradigms
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Different paradigms represent fundamentally different approaches to building solution to specific types of problems using programming as a tool.
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most programming languages fall under one paradigm, but some programming language have elements of multiple paradigms
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in general, the programming paradigms influence language design especially the manner in which program code is organized.
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the features of various programming languages determine which programming paradigms they belong to and as a result, some language fall into only one paradigm, while other fall into multiple paradigms.
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Multi-paradigm programming supports core concepts of more than one paradigm and therefore offers more functional convenience to the programmer while coding a program.
Defining a program
- paradigm : approach to solve the program
- algorithm : step by step methodology to solve the problem
- Semantics : Meaning of the program
- Syntax : programming language rules to construct the program statements.
- the software applications are designed to solve a particular problem
- For example : A railway reservation system is designed to solve the railway ticket reservation problem for the customers and for the railway administration. the problem solved are :
- ticket reservation by customers.
- ticket rescheduling & Cancellation
- Railway Resources Managements
-
A program is a set of instructions that directs a computer in terms of sequential programming instructions to execute specific operations and provide a desired output as a solution to a particular problem.
- A computer software can be designed using any programming language. the choice of programming language depending upon the solution requirements.
-
A programming paradigm is a framework that defines how the programmer can conceptualize and interpret complex problem to be solved.
-
A programming paradigm is a particular style or “way” of writing and organizing a program code
-
there are a number of alternative approaches to the programming process and these approaches are referred to as programming paradigms
-
Different paradigms represent fundamentally different approaches to building solution to specific types of problems using programming as a tool.
-
most programming languages fall under one paradigm, but some programming language have elements of multiple paradigms
-
in general, the programming paradigms influence language design especially the manner in which program code is organized.
-
the features of various programming languages determine which programming paradigms they belong to and as a result, some language fall into only one paradigm, while other fall into multiple paradigms.
-
Multi-paradigm programming supports core concepts of more than one paradigm and therefore offers more functional convenience to the programmer while coding a program.
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