Question
A programming paradigm is a method used to program a computer that guides the solving of a problem or performing of a task. Which of the following describes the procedural, or imperative, programming paradigm?
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It uses a non-linear approach to solving problems.
It uses high-level instructions instead of detailed steps.
It uses a linear, top-down approach to solving problems.
It uses a domain-specific language (DSL) to instruct the program what needs to be done.
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It uses a non-linear approach to solving problems.
It uses high-level instructions instead of detailed steps.
It uses a linear, top-down approach to solving problems.
It uses a domain-specific language (DSL) to instruct the program what needs to be done.
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GPT-4o mini
The statement that best describes the procedural, or imperative, programming paradigm is:
**It uses a linear, top-down approach to solving problems.**
This paradigm focuses on a sequence of instructions that change the program state, often structured in a linear flow.
**It uses a linear, top-down approach to solving problems.**
This paradigm focuses on a sequence of instructions that change the program state, often structured in a linear flow.