What is Computer Programming Paradigm?

What is Computer Programming Paradigm?
The programming paradigm defines the way in which programs are written, organized, and executed.

The computer programming paradigm is a fundamental style of programming that provides a framework for designing and structuring computer programs. 

Influence on How Programmers Think

The programming paradigm influences on how programmers think about the problems and about how to solve them. 

Common Computer Programming Paradigms

The common programming paradigms include the following ones: Imperative programming, Object-oriented programming (OOP), Functional programming, Procedural programming, Declarative programming, and Logic programming.

The Modern Programming Languages

The modern programming languages often support various different paradigms. Developers can combine different paradigms within a single program or project (e.g. Python allows us to implement various paradigms, such as OOP, Functional, and Procedural). 

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