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What Are Programming Paradigms?

In this lesson, you will learn various programming paradigms in computer science.

Gopi Gorantala
Gopi Gorantala
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A paradigm is a way or method to do some task. A programming paradigm is a way or style that does not refer to a specific programming language.

Types of paradigms in computers

  1. Procedural
  2. Object-Oriented
  3. Event Driven
  4. Functional
  5. Logic
  6. Aspect-oriented programming, etc

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Out of all the above programming paradigms, we will learn about Functional programming and why it got introduced in Java 8.

We will also discuss the topics where Object-Oriented falls short and how functional programming steps in and chimes.

Note: Java supports both object-oriented and functional programming.

Java 8 introduced developers to functional programming with lambda expressions, Streams API, and much more!

Now, can we say Java supports multi-paradigm? Yes!! 🤩 Java supports multi-paradigm such as - generic, object-oriented, functional, imperative, reflective, concurrent, etc.

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Gopi is an engineering leader with 12+ of experience in full-stack development—a specialist in Java technology stack. He worked for multiple startups, the European govt, and FAANG in India and Europe.

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