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-Langages where you specify how to do something by breaking it down in a series of steps, where each step must be completed before the next one is started. Most "Traditional" programming languages are like this.
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-Compare
-*
[DeclarativeLanguage
]s where you specify the rules about the answer you want, ask a question and the computer figures out how to answer it.
-* [FunctionalLanguage]s where you specify how to do various steps, and let the computer figure out in what order to do them in
.
+Describe
[ImperativeLanguage
] here
.
