Imperative vs Declarative Programming. What are Their Major Features, Pros, and Cons?

Currently, there's no shortage of programming languages. On the software development planet, industry veterans peacefully coexist with newcomers. For example, there's growing interest in making Rust (appeared in 2015) a second language to C (appeared in 1972) for the Linux kernel. Also, something new appears regularly. As soon as the whole world seemed to agree that Python is the best programming language, Mojo appeared to address Python's performance and deployment limitations. The world of programming is quite versatile and bursting with innovation. Whether you're an experienced web developer or someone who writes code for fun, you'll find the language that best suits you.

However, some things are above a particular language's syntax and other features. The programming paradigm determines the approach to solving a problem using code. Many modern languages support various paradigms, so adherence to a specific problem-solving strategy won't necessarily lead to the necessity to learn a new one:

Declarative vs Imperative Programming Paradigms - XB Software

In this article we'll consider the key differences between imperative programming and declarative programming paradigms, including their major features, pros, and cons.

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