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by Timot05
865 days ago
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Our language is also a markup language more than a programing language. The goal here is that we would want the code to become a description of what the circuit is, instead of how to obtain it. The obtaining part is the job of the compiler. Not the human. |
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Declarative: the code describes the desired result.
Imperative: the code describes the operations to take.
Most programming languages are Imperative, but some are Declarative, and some allow a mix of the two. More here: https://www.educative.io/blog/declarative-vs-imperative-prog...