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Questions tagged [paradigms]

A tag for questions relating to the world view underlying a particular software methodology or theory.

A tag for questions relating to the world view underlying a particular software methodology or theory.

A paradigm is a model, method or pattern. In programming different methods of writing programs are called , examples are and functional programming.

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Adding immutable programming rules to the Java language within a program

I'm writing a program in Java. I find that reading and debugging code is easiest when the paradigm techniques are consistent, allowing me very quickly assume where and what a problem is. Doing this has, as you might guess, made my programming much…
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Paradigms and mindsets?

Do people that do functional programming have a certain mindset or people that do pure-oop. Like I just want to know how you guys see programming. This is in no way a technical question but more of a opinion question.
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Perl: Is there any way to associate meta data with functions

It would be very useful to associate meta-data with functions. For example, in web frameworks, a page request is usually handled by function in the controller. Elsewhere, the mapping between URLs and functions is specified. It would be very useful…
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How should I populate my object?

I have an object that I want to populate with information. I retrieve the information from a number of different services. I made a helper class that has one public method and then has a number of private methods that do the work to call the…
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Mobile Notifications Maintaining: implement own TimeManager or use notifications built-in fireTime manager?

I have to implement a reminder - make the note, then store it in local DB and then make the notification when time comes. I have no experience in mobile development so I'm asking what's better - to implement some time manager that will invoke…
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Are there any other interesting languages frozen in time like Common Lisp?

By that I mean languages where they are stable and the standard has stopped being actively worked on, and they offer something interesting by studying them. I am not looking for normal imperative /procedural languages that have stopped being worked…
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Python one exception multiple handlers

I want to do this: try: raise A() except A: print 'A' except (A, B): print 'A,B' Which I hoped would print both A and A,B. That doesn't work (only the first except is executed). It makes sense for the first except to swallow the error,…
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Program desing: Caller/callee dilema, synchronously/manualy swich context

My question concerns general design of programs. When object a wants to send information to object b there are three possibilities: Control is outside of objects a and b and public methods of a and b are…
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UML / Visual Paradigm: a C# (Win)Form in the code generation

I am creating a class diagram in Visual Paradigm and I am struggling with one thing. How do I specify that a class is in fact a form. So when I export the diagram to code, it wont become a normal class but instead it will become a form. A form which…
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is non-structured programming used nowadays?

is there a real world situation where using non-structured programming languages brings any advantages? I've read that non-structured programming has been criticized because it leads to a very low readability, but at the same time, it has been…
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Publish/Subscribe paradigm: Why must message classes not know about their subscribers?

From Wikipedia: "Publish/subscribe (or pub/sub) is a messaging paradigm where senders (publishers) of messages are not programmed to send their messages to specific receivers (subscribers). Rather, published messages are characterized into classes,…
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Does the jQuery Paradigm go against Unit Testing or complement it?

Yes, I am aware of QUnit, but with the jQuery Paradigm all about getting things done faster with less code, and is this some how opposed to a TDD Paradigm? Or does it complement it somehow?
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Similar paradigms as readers-writers prob and producer-consumer prob

for my Operating Systems Networking class, we must come up with a common paradign that is faced when developing operating systems and propose a solution to the paradigm. Some possible topics suggested in class were: Producer/Consumer problem,…
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Are there any advantages to different programming paradigms specifically releated to game programming?

I have been researching three different programming paradigms namely procedural, object oriented and functional. So far I have been able to find a lot of good information regarding general differences and advantages/disadvantages like readability,…
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What do different programming paradigms offer?

There are lots of different programming languages in 4 different paradigms: Object-Oriented Functional Logical Procedural I could write a program in all programming paradigms e.g a fraction that I could write it using classes in OOP and…
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