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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.As a result, many programming paradigm are regarded as an improvement over earlier styles. This wiki chapter describes about Block Structured Languages and Object Oriented programming paradigm while emphasizing on the transition/improvement of Block Structured Language to Object Oriented Language due to its advantages and usage in today's programming world. | 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.As a result, many programming paradigm are regarded as an improvement over earlier styles. This wiki chapter describes about Block Structured Languages and Object Oriented programming paradigm while emphasizing on the transition/improvement of Block Structured Language to Object Oriented Language due to its advantages and usage in today's programming world. | ||
== Overview of Block Structured Languages == | |||
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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.As a result, many programming paradigm are regarded as an improvement over earlier styles. This wiki chapter describes about Block Structured Languages and Object Oriented programming paradigm while emphasizing on the transition/improvement of Block Structured Language to Object Oriented Language due to its advantages and usage in today's programming world.