What are the differences between procedural programming language and declarative programming language?

Answer 1

In procedural programming the programs are written as a list of instructions (procedures) which are written in a sequence, and where all programming is textual. In contrast, visual programming language uses graphics, animations....to manipulat programs without using texts....VLP is much easier than PP.

Answer 2

structural languages use structures ,unions to reduce the complexity of the program whereas procedural languages does'nt and in book it is written that structural languages allows the concept of abstraction so that means procedural does'nt?

Answer 3

ברמה נמוכה, בשפות תכנות, כגון קוד המכונה (דור 1 בשפות רבות, או מה שמכונה 1GL) ושפה הרכבה (2GL), שפת התכנות 1 פותחה. קשורה קשר הדוק חומרת המחשב, התרגום מעט או ללא אין צורך להיות מסוגלים לרוץ על המחשב. עם זאת, השפה האנושית הטבעית תוכנית פשוטה, את הצעדים הדרושים על מנת ליצור חשבון מפורט של המתכנת שוני lehiatzerik.

Answer 4

Non visual progamming a programming that does not require any IDE(Integrated Delopment Environment).These programmers use text editors usually lik EditPlus.

Visual programmers use IDE mainly to speed up development.They use IDE like Visual Studio,Aptana IDE....

It`s up to you to see which one you like.90% of programmers use IDE.To be non visual developer you need to be fast typer and you need to master the language sythaxes of the programming language you will be using.

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Answer 5

There is no such thing as a visual programming language. With the exception of low-level languages such as assembly language, all high-level programming languages in use today are both structured and procedural while many are also object-oriented and/or functional.

The visual aspect of a language is actually provided by the integrated development environment (IDE) rather than by the language itself. That is, it is a programming tool (rather than a language) that makes the creation of user-interfaces more intuitive, by allowing programmers to simply drag and drop components onto a form and then editing their properties accordingly. However, you still need to write the actual code behind the interface, but this is more a "fill in the gaps" exercise; the actual framework is created by the visual interface, you simply need to write the "events" you wish to handle.

Microsoft Visual Studio is an example of such an IDE. All languages in the Visual Studio suite include "visual programming" tools, but you still have to write the object-oriented code in a procedural and structured manner.

Answer 6

You have to be more specific in your wording of the question. If you are asking your question from a programming aspect the answer would be text-based is programming the code into and ide or text editor and compiling it, this requiring knowledge of the programming language in depth. Opposed to visual programming like lab view where it is more of a drag and drop interface that allows you to create a visual representation of logic. The text-based will be much more powerful and the visual will be much easier. Developing would simply be console vs gui.

Answer 7

A Procedural language provides "assignments" to keep and/or alter the states while executing through steps. It provides the means to express WHAT a program can do in STEPS (the HOWs)

A pure declarative programming language has no concept of "assignments" to allow you alter states. It allow the programmers to express what the software can do only. (not the how-part)

Answer 8

Procedural languages support the concept of the procedure call, whereas non-procedural languages do not. In order to call a subroutine which can return to its caller, regardless of where the call came from, you need to implement a call stack and keep the stack register updated so that every routine knows exactly where the top of the stack resides in memory. With procedural languages, stack management is automatic; you simply call the subroutine and the language takes care of the stack management for you.

Answer 9

event driven programming is occur when the creat any event means when the user touch the mouse and visual programming does not any oop