Procedural Programming

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Summary

procedural_programming focuses on step-by-step instructions and organized routines. Code is grouped into callable units like functions and subroutines. Control flows through sequence, selection, and iteration. Design often uses top-down planning and favors modularity and reuse. Data lives in state and changes can create side effects. Work moves through parameters and return values, with input and output to the environment. Remember these terms: procedural_programming, procedure, function, subroutine, variable, control_flow, sequence, selection, iteration, top_down_design, modularity, parameter_passing, return_value, state, side_effects, input_output.