2.1. Software Paradigms
Today, most organizations will find their technology skill base engaged in one of the three major paradigms: procedural, object oriented, or component oriented. Where you are today is highly specific to your organization and your staff skills. Procedural and object paradigms are closely tied to programming-language choice, but you will find that component orientation is different in that it is more closely associated with the selection of an infrastructure.
Procedural programming languages include FORTRAN, COBOL, Pascal, BASIC, and many others. In procedural technology, the program comprises the process for executing various algorithms. The process is separated from the data in the system, and the process manipulates the ...
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