Chapter 9, Problem 58E

Program Plan Intro

Paradigm:

• The paradigm in the programming language is defined as the views of reality which differ based on the different programming languages.
• It is a way of conceptual to perform the computation and tasks to be passed out on the computer and it must be structured and organized.
• The paradigm classified into two types. They are:
  • Declarative paradigm
  • Imperative paradigm
• The paradigm also contains many sub-paradigms. They are:
  • Procedural paradigm
  • Object-oriented paradigm
  • Functional paradigm
  • Logic paradigm

Logic paradigm:

• Logic programming language contains a set of logical facts and rules for a particular problem.
• It is use the declarative approach to solve the problems.
• The declarative model defines the results, but it doesn’t define the steps to achieve the results.