Imperative (Procedural) Programming // Programming #02

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Imperative programming is the OG way of programming for most of the languages we use today. Often referred to as 'Procedural' programming or even 'Do this/Do that' programming. However, there are some differences between the imperative and procedural programming paradigms. In this video I discuss both in broad detail, as I could not find much more than this in my research. If I got something wrong or missed something essential then let me know in the comments.

A programming paradigm is the fundamental principle of how a language works. In this series I aim to discuss the properties of some of these paradigms and educate you, the viewer about them. If you find this series helpful, let me know in the comments below and leave a like. It really helps. A sub wouldn't be too bad either. Thanks...

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