Titlebook: An Introduction to Programming Languages: Simultaneous Learning in Multiple Coding Environments; Paul A. Gagniuc Book 2023 The Editor(s) (

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Paradigms and Concepts,Context is important and the meaning of some terms can be of great assistance to the reader. Therefore, this chapter presents a useful introduction to programming paradigms, as well as a brief description of the computer languages that are covered in this work. The focus is made on imperative and declarative programming.

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Historical Notes,st, much further than perhaps expected. This chapter explains the broader meaning of programming languages. It starts from the origin of life and continues by pointing out the natural development of technology that has led to the general purpose electronic computers of today.

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Philosophy and Discussions,zation. Much time has passed since software became an integral part of the environment in which we live. Through many observations over decades, clear conclusions have been drawn regarding software applications, which could not have been initially foreseen.

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Functions,les in software development. The notion of functions is fully described in context using both abstract explanations and concrete examples. Parameters are presented as the input, namely as means of one-way communication with the function, whereas the return value is presented as the output of a function.

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Implementations and Experiments,involves knowledge of syntaxes. For this to be true, prior knowledge of at least one computer language is required. However, regardless of the computer language used, knowledge of algorithms can be a useful tool for performing various automation operations regardless of the computer language used.

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Gibt es primzahldefinierende Funktionen?,st, much further than perhaps expected. This chapter explains the broader meaning of programming languages. It starts from the origin of life and continues by pointing out the natural development of technology that has led to the general purpose electronic computers of today.