The document provides an overview of several common programming paradigms, including imperative, functional, logic, object-oriented, and concurrent/distributed programming. For each paradigm, it gives a brief 1-2 sentence description of its characteristics. Imperative programming is described as evolving from machine and assembly language and focusing on non-programming contexts. Functional programming is defined as expression-oriented and close to mathematical specifications. Logic programming is summarized as using logical statements to describe required solution properties. Object-oriented programming views data as objects and has programmers define data types and operations. Concurrent and distributed programming allows for multiple simultaneous operations.

1. Overview of Programming
Paradigms

2. Guess from what language does these words are
based from?
1. Soro lahn nhee ah
= Cambodian (Cambodia)
6. Aishiteru
= Japanese (Japan)
7. Sarang Heyo
2. Wo ai ni
= Korean (Korea)
= Mandarin (Chinese)
8. Te amo
3. Jeg Elsker Dig
= Danish (Denmark)
4. Je t'aime
= French (France)
5. Ich liebe dich
= German (Germany)
= Latin (Italian)
9. Doo-set daaram
= Persian (Persia)
10.Chan rak khun
= Thai (Thailand)

3. Programming Paradigms
Imperative Programming
= Non-programming context ; it evolved from
machine and assembly language

4. Programming Paradigms
Functional Programming
= Expression-oriented programming paradigm;
it is close to mathematical specification

6. Programming Paradigms
Logic Programming
= Written as logical statements that describe
the properties the solution must have

7. Programming Paradigms
Object-Oriented Programming
= Data structures are viewed as objects;
programmer defines not only the data type
but also the type or operations

8. Programming Paradigms
Concurrent and Distributed Programming
= Allows for the execution of two or more
operations at the same time

9. Group work
Answer page 21 Group work 2
Answer:
Imperative
Algol
Basic
Cobol
Fortran
Modula
Functional
Logic
ObjectOriented
Concurrent/
Distributed
Haskell
Lisp
Scheme
CLP
Prolog
C++
Simula
Smalltalk
Concurrent ML
Parallel Pascal
Assignment: Answer pages 19 to 20.