Procedural Programming Languages

Procedural programming languages are a type of programming language that follows a linear, step-by-step approach to solving problems. In procedural programming, a program is divided into smaller modules or functions that perform specific tasks. These functions are called in a sequential order to achieve the desired outcome. Procedural programming languages rely on variables, loops, and conditional statements to control the flow of the program. Common examples of procedural programming languages include C, Pascal, and BASIC.




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Procedural Programming Languages