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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
A programming paradigm is a fundamental style of computer programming. It provides for the programmer the means and structure for the execution of a program and thus serves as a pattern or model. Many programming paradigms have their own techniques | A programming paradigm is a fundamental style of computer programming. It provides for the programmer the means and structure for the execution of a program and thus serves as a pattern or model. Many programming paradigms have their own concepts and abstraction thus offering different techniques for the programming world. Also they are as well-known for what they do not do as for what they do. This wiki chapter describes about Block Structured Languages and Object Oriented programming paradigm while emphasizing on the transition of Block Structured Language to Object Oriented Language due to its advantages and usage in today's programming world. | ||
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Block Structured Language vs OO Languages
Introduction
A programming paradigm is a fundamental style of computer programming. It provides for the programmer the means and structure for the execution of a program and thus serves as a pattern or model. Many programming paradigms have their own concepts and abstraction thus offering different techniques for the programming world. Also they are as well-known for what they do not do as for what they do. This wiki chapter describes about Block Structured Languages and Object Oriented programming paradigm while emphasizing on the transition of Block Structured Language to Object Oriented Language due to its advantages and usage in today's programming world.