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=Hybrid Object Oriented Programing Languages= | =Hybrid Object Oriented Programing Languages= | ||
'''Hybrid Object Oriented Programming Languages''' are object oriented languages that also include one or more additional programing paradigms. Commonly, hybrid object oriented languages include procedural and functional programing features, in addition to being object oriented. Having multiple paradigms embraced in one language adds flexibility to the developer, letting them leverage the most appropriate programing methods, without having to switch languages. | |||
==Programing Paradigms== | |||
===Object Oriented Programming=== | |||
===Procedural Programming=== | |||
===Functional Programming=== | |||
==Hybrid Object Oriented Programming Languages== | |||
===OCaml=== | |||
===Scala=== | |||
===F#=== | |||
===Fan=== | |||
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Hybrid Object Oriented Programing Languages
Hybrid Object Oriented Programming Languages are object oriented languages that also include one or more additional programing paradigms. Commonly, hybrid object oriented languages include procedural and functional programing features, in addition to being object oriented. Having multiple paradigms embraced in one language adds flexibility to the developer, letting them leverage the most appropriate programing methods, without having to switch languages.