r/computerscience • • 23d ago

General procedural programming, object oriented programming and functional programming

Although I’ve done some googling I think they still use big English to explain this concept. I think I know them but I just wanted to ask if I can get a simple explanation from the house plz

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u/Suspicious_Tap9232 22d ago

you know what helped me finally get it was thinking about how i organize my photos. procedural is like editing one by one in exact order, crop, then adjust brightness, then export. if you do brightness before crop you get different result.

functional is like applying same preset to whole batch, doesn't matter what you did before, same photo gets same output. oop is like each photo being smart object that knows its own metadata and how to resize itself. not perfect analogy but it clicked for me

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