The document discusses different programming paradigms including monolithic, structural, procedural, and object-oriented programming. Monolithic programming involves a single function with no modules, while structural programming divides programs into compositional subsystems. Procedural programming is based on procedures and calls, and object-oriented programming views programs as combinations of independent objects that can exchange standard information.

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2.  Programming paradigm is a fundamental
style of programming that defines how the
structure and basic elements of a computer
program will be built.
 It is a way to classify programming languages
based on their features.
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3. S.No Type Purpose
1 Monolithic programming Emphasis on finding a solution
2 Structural programming Focuses on modules
3 Procedural programming Specifies a series of well-structured
steps and procedure
4 Object Oriented programming Focuses on classes and objects
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4.  In these types of programming language, the coding was
written with a single function.
 A program is not divided into parts; hence it is named as
monolithic programming.
 When the program size increases it leads to difficulty
 Example: Basic, Assembly language
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5.  Structured programming facilities program
understanding and modification and has top-down
design approach
 system is divided into compositional sub systems.
 Example: ALGOL, PASCAL
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6.  In procedural programming is a programming
paradigm, derived from structural
programming
 based upon the concept of the procedure call.
 Example: FORTRON,COBOL
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7.  Programming paradigm that views a computer
program as a combination of objects which can
exchange information in a standard manner
 Each object is independent and it can be
changed without affecting other block. Each
object contains information about itself.
 Example: C++, Java, Smalltalk
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