Different Paradigms
A philosophical or theoretical framework. An approach to programming
Pardigm
Known information within a knowledge base
Facts
The process of designing classes so they are reduced to their necessary attributes and methods
Abstraction
Looking for an element by inspecting each index in an array with a group looking for a lost individual
This is a useful implementation of the logic paradigm which involves machine learning and intelligence that is non human
Artificial Intelligence
This is the name for 2nd generation languages, which made binary code slightly more readable
Assembly Languages
Linkages between elements in a knowledge base which create relationship
The ability of a method or class to process data differently depending on circumstances, producing objects of many forms
Polymorphism
The final step in the translation process for people born between 1965 and 1980
Code Generation X
These elements within the logic paradigm have variable values
Variables
Another name for the imperative paradigm
Procedural paradigm
Assuming something to be true and testing the knowledge base to prove or disprove
Backwards Chaining
The ability of child classes to access variables and methods from a parent class
Inheritance
Causing a runtime error at the creation of fortnite
Divide by Zero Point
The object oriented paradigm is often shorted to this abbreviation
OOP
The first programmers had to program in this
Machine Language
This type of query uses a variable and returns zero or multiple results
Forwards Chaining
The act of realising an object from a defined class
Instantiation
This increases when a programmer tries a new paradigm for the first time and a type of pitch in baseball
Learning Curve Ball
This factor determines the most appropriate paradigm to choose for a given problem by consider what type of problem is being solved
Nature of the problem
The imperative paradigm was limited by difficulty solving certain types of problems, difficulty coding for variability and THIS
The need to specify code for every individual process
The control mechanism that applies knowledge, contained in a knowledge base, to resolve goals.
Inference Engine
Creating a method in a child class which replaces an inherited method from a parent class
Overriding
Methods which have the same name but accept different parameters on a UI that shows while you wait for the software to finish processing
Over Loading Screen
This term describes the emergence of a range of faster and smaller technologies that have dictated the need for new programming paradigms
Emerging Technology