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by teiferer
5 hours ago
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> Python, Go, Rust, Lua, Racket, and of course Pony. I was asking about paradigms. These are 6 languages and the distinct paradigms they cover are hardly 6. Unless we have different notions of what a paradigm is. I see imperative and functional paradigms covered in your list. Am I missing anything else? Object orientation could be counted as a separate paradigm but how much different that is from basic imperative programming is already somewhat debatable. |
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There’s OOP with message passing (Smalltalk, Objective C) and there’s OOP with functional flavor (CLOS in Common Lisp).
I do agree that collecting paradigms is more interesting than collecting languages. Like logic programming (prolog), array and stack programming (uuia).