Programming Methods

There are three programming methodologies so far mostly used.

Monolithic Programming

Modular/Procedural Programming

Object-Oriented Programming

Monolithic Programming: It was practiced when programming was just introduced. In monolithic programming, everything from code, data, and instruction is in a single file, which makes it difficult to review the code. We are not reusing the code.

Modular/Procedural Programming: Procedural programming helps to divide the work among a team, and we also use functions so that it allows for the reuse of the code. Data and function are used separately.

Object-Oriented Programming: OOPs are widely used in industries; we take data and functions together and create them as a class.

In all these programming methods, codes remain the same, and the logic remains the same, but one thing that changes is how you organize your program code.

What is an algorithm?

The algorithm is a step-by-step procedure for solving computational problems. Programs mean the same, don't they?

Every programming language follows a specific syntax that allows us to write code so that it is easily understandable to the machine. Whereas, in the algorithm, we write…