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procedural_programming

SUMMARY

Procedural programming focuses on writing procedures or functions that perform operations on data

Programs are structured as a sequence of instructions.

Key Principles​

Modularity​

Breaking down programs into smaller, reusable functions or procedures.

Step-by-Step Execution​

Programs follow a linear flow, executing instructions in a predefined order.

Top-Down Design​

Programs are designed by breaking down problems into smaller, manageable subproblems.

Use Cases​

  • Simple, linear tasks or scripts (e.g., data processing, automation).
  • Systems where performance and control over hardware are critical (e.g., embedded systems).
  • Examples: C, Pascal, Fortran.

References

  • Deepseek