PROGRAMMING - Webster Guiding
PROGRAMMING PARADIGMS
Definition:
Programming paradigms are different ways or styles in which a given program or programming language can be organized. Each paradigm consists of specific structures, features, and opinions about how common programming problems should be tackled (STYLE OF CODING).
Programming and language:
Programming is a specific instruction or collection of information stored in a program file. Programming language is a language that can be understood by both humans and computers, for human-to-computer interaction.
Types:
- MONOLITHIC PROGRAMMING
- MODULAR PROGRAMMING
- OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
Monolithic programming:
- A single body that contains the entire procedure.
- One programmer involves.
- Multiple bodies contain the entire procedure.
- Multiple programmers involve.
- The body can be split and programmed.
Object-oriented programming:
- Programming paradigm based on the concept of "objects".
- Contain data and code.
- Data is in the form of fields.
- Code is in the form of procedures.
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