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In literal terms, paradigm refers to a pattern or approach. Programming paradigms are approaches to solving programs of four different types: object-oriented, logical, functional, and imperative. An object-oriented paradigm is one in which methods are applied to objects as basis entities and encapsulation or inheritance functions are carried out.
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