Imperative programming paradigm is a paradigm in which the programmer tells the machine how to change its state. It is divided into procedural programming, where programs are grouped as procedures, and object-oriented, where programs are grouped together with the properties they operate on.

Imperative paradigm is efficient, familiar and popular compared to others.

Functional programming paradigm implements all instructions as functions, in a mathematical sense. They take on an argument and return a single solution. The advantage of this, compared to other paradigms, is its abstraction and independence.

Logical programming, like functional programming, incorporates a declarative approach to problem solving. All known facts are first established before queries are made. Advantage of this paradigm is that programming steps are kept to a minimum.

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MULTI SELECTION

GaryK [48]

Answer:

A. Click on the Print icon at the top of the screen

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Assessment timer and count Assessment items Item 6 How many different keys can be used in a single sort? 1 2 3 4

Alik [6]

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Its C 3. hope this helps

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Write a sub-program to display the acceleration of car. The program should ask initial velocity, final velocity, and time taken

LekaFEV [45]

Explanation:

If your asking the program in modular programming of Q-Basic & in sub procedure then here it is.

I hope it will help you..

- Regards Rishab..

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