the differences between programming paradigms (e.g., imperative, functional, object-oriented)

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the differences between programming paradigms (e.g., imperative, functional, object-oriented)

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The only difference is the concepts that are used to solve the problem. Any one of these can solve any problem any other can solve.

Imperative: Do this. Now do this. Now do this. Ok, you are finished.

Object Oriented: These things do this to those things. Here is a thing. Now have the thing do this. Ok, you are finished.

Functional: Everything you put in here comes out changed in this specific way. Put this in there. Ok, you are finished.

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