Chapter 1 Basic Principles of Programming Languages
1.1.1 Programming concepts and paradigms Millions of programming languages have been invented, and several thousands of them are actually in use. Compared to natural languages that developed and evolved independently, programming languages are far more similar to each other. This is because
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