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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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Is it a hack to send array in query parameters in get?

I heard that its a hack to pass array in query parameters like http:site.com?a[]=5&a[]=6 I know PHP support array in query parameters so on server side you can get something like $_GET[a] = [5,6] Does other programming languages support this like…
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Why is code writen in functional programming language shorter than code writen in other programming paradigm languages?

Many people say that code writen in functional programming language is shorter than code writen in other programming paradigm languages.But why?
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Can any language be used to program in any paradigm?

Can any language be used to program in any paradigm? For example C doesn't have classes but s it is possible to program in OOP. There are some languages (such as assembly) I can't see using OOP in.
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What programming concept/technique has boosted your productivity?

I've been programming for several years now and since then I have learned several concepts and techniques that have made me a better programmer (i.e. OOP, MVC, regex, hashing, etc). I feel too that by been able to learn several languages (basic,…
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What does Robert Martin mean by “Only function survive from early programming days, not routine”

Excerpt from book Clean Code authored by Robert Martin: In the early days of programming we composed our systems of routines and subroutines. Then, in the era of Fortran and PL/1 we composed our systems of programs, subprograms, and functions.…
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Advanced Rudimentary Computing?

Lets say that my definition of 'rudimentary programming' refers to the fundamental tools employed for a computer to perform a task. Considering programming rudiments, the learning spectrum usually looks something like this: Variables, data types…
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