Do we really need another programming language? There is certainly no shortage of choices already. Between imperative languages, functional languages, object-oriented languages, dynamic languages ...

In conclusion, a programming language is much more understandable than machine code and allows greater portability. Imperative language programs use a series of commands, grouped into blocks and ...

These functional languages are more expressive! How can that be? You see, we don’t get functional programming by starting with an imperative language and cutting off its legs. A purely ...

Axoni’s Nakichi agrees, saying that formal verification is much harder to achieve in imperative languages. The infancy of DLT, meaning it is not locked into legacy code, also bodes well for functional ...

A programming language that requires programming discipline, such as C/C++, Java, COBOL, FORTRAN, Perl and JavaScript. Also called an "imperative language ...

The second language, the one of community and the moral imperative of care for others represented in John Winthrop’s Model of Christian Charity, supported by some of the anti-Federalists, by Alexis de ...