Programming Paradigms

1. What is a programming paradigm?

• Steps of solving a problem

• Steps to programming

• Steps to a programming language

• Both a method of problem solving and an approach to programming language design

A programming paradigm includes:

• Problem solving

• Program language design

• Problem solving and program language design

• None of the above

The following are programming paradigms:

• Procedural, object-imperative, scripting, declaring, functional, aspect-oriented

• High Level Language, Low Level Language

• Java, C++, Pascal

• Procedural, object-oriented , Logic

This paradigm tells how to do something rather than what to do:

• object-oriented

• procedural

• scripting

• functional

This paradigm is relatively simple:

• object-oriented

• scripting

• procedural

• functional

Scala is part of the: ____?

• object-oriented

• aspect-oriented

• pascal

• imperative

This type paradigm example includes both functional and logic programming:

• Fortran

• C

• Pascal

• SQL

This programming paradigm facilitates sharing across programs:

• object-oriented

• aspect-oriented

• scripting

• procedural

This paradigm should not be used by itself but with other paradigms:

• object-oriented

• aspect-oriented

• scripting

• functional

This paradigm provides a connection between applications:

• object-oriented

• aspect-oriented

• scripting

• functional