November 2017
Beginner
316 pages
6h 40m
English
Imperative programming is a procedural way of programming. The primary focus is on the variables and the sequential execution of the tasks that may change the values of these variables. This paradigm is based on the Von Neumann computer, which has reusable memory, allowing us to change the state.
The imperative paradigm makes the assumption that the computer is capable of maintaining the different states of the variables that are generated during the computation process. The sequence at which these statements are executed is important because, at any given step, there could be different states if the order of these statements is changed.
At any point in time, the state of the computation is the current values ...
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