Programming Paradigms

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Hello friends, after long time I am writing a post. So this time I would tell you about different types of Programming Paradigms(steps to write different programs or ways to organize your thoughts)  that programmers, software engineers etc.. often use to write different kinds of the programs.

There are 4 types of major programming paradigms(steps) to know more about them click the link below:-

Link:-

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4xgv8phk0PEYnlCcDJJNVJwYm8/view?usp=sharing



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Meet you soon with another good article,

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