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Procedural Programming – What is it?
Procedural Programming – Introduction In essence, Procedural Programming is a programming paradigm. A paradigm is a distinct set of concepts and methods that form a model or pattern. Furthermore, in computer science, a programming paradigm is a way of categorising programming languages based on their attributes. Traditionally a computer program is a set of logicalContinue reading “Procedural Programming – What is it?”
Event Driven Programming – What is it?
In essence, Event Driven Programming (EDP) is a programming paradigm. A paradigm is a distinct set of concepts and methods that form a model or pattern. Furthermore, in computer science, a programming paradigm is a way of categorising programming languages based on their attributes.
Object Oriented Programming – What is it?
With OOP, a developer can define unique variables (data types) of data structures. Within these data structures a developer can define the functions or methods that can be applied specifically to it. The construct that encapsulates the set of variables and functions is known as a class. A class merely has a logical existence, and acts as a universal blueprint from which an instance can be created. An instance of a class is known as an object. An object will have a physical existence and is essentially a variable of the programmer defined class type which is used for actual functionality.
