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Procedural Languages
Procedural languages (similarly imperative languages) are basically as simple as
specifying the steps required to achive the desired state. Procedures are
able to call functions which run independently from the main process path (known
as sub routines). In general, they are light on file size and can be somewhat
reusable if structured correctly. The straight forward nature of these languages
uses objects for data storage and usually not for class structures. |