Paradigms of Programming

What the document contains Here’s a detailed description: An introduction explaining what programming paradigms are and why they matter. 15 chapters, each focusing on a different strategy for understanding and succeeding in a programming paradigms course. Coverage of major paradigms, including: Imperative / Procedural Object-Oriented Functional Logic / Declarative Practical study tips, such as note-taking, active reading, weekly reviews, using visual aids, and creating comparison tables. Conceptual explanations of core ideas like immutability, encapsulation, side effects, recursion, higher-order functions, etc. Advice on coding practice, including writing small examples in each paradigm and understanding why solutions work. Exam preparation guidance, such as reviewing past papers and practising explanations. Common mistakes to avoid, such as memorising instead of understanding. Final success strategies, summarising the most effective habits for passing the module easily. A conclusion emphasising the importance of understanding the philosophy behind each paradigm