what is difference between procedural language and functional language ?
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Answer / sanjiv
In procedural language object is not used
In functional language object is used
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Answer / fauziya yaseen ansari
Object is not used in procedural language, Object is used in
functional language.
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Answer / ashu chhabra
A procedural program is written as a list of instructions,
telling the computer, step-by-step.Program units include the
main
Functional programming is particularly useful for
mathematical work, where the notion of ``function'' is
already a well established concept.
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Answer / shamim akhtar
In procedural languages we have to define complete procedure step by step.
In functional language ,there is no define complete procedure as it provide reusability
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