This document discusses the differences between value-oriented programming and place/memory-oriented programming. In value-oriented programming, values like numbers and strings are immutable and code manipulates the values themselves. In place/memory-oriented programming, variables point to locations in memory containing values, and code manipulates what is stored in those locations, allowing values to be mutable. The document provides examples of code in each paradigm to illustrate these differences.

1. Value
Oriented Programming

5. Value
• 10
• 1000.00
• “Hello”
• [10, 20, 30]
• {:name “Weerasak”}

6. Place/Memory
• MOV AX, 10
• ADD AX, 20
• MOV BX, AX

7. Place/Memory
package main
import “fmt”
func main() {
a := 10
a := a + 20
fmt.Println(a)
}

8. Place Variable Name

9. 10
a (0xFF1010)

10. a := 10

11. Value in Place
Mutable

12. a := 10
a += 20

13. Value Variable Binding

14. 10
a

15. (def a 10)

16. Variable Binding
Value
Immutable

17. (comment “rebinding”)
(def a 10)
(def a (+ a 20)

18. Thank you
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