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Which paradigm has no variables?

    Which paradigm has no variables?

Computer Science Illuminated

Computer Science Illuminated

Dale Nell, Lewis… 7th Edition

Chapter 9, Problem 46

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Solved by Expert Ethan Fuhrman

06/15/2020

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A paradigm with no variables is the declarative paradigm, specifically the logic programming paradigm, where programs consist of a series of statements and rules rather than variables and assignments. Show more…

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Combinatory Logic

A computational paradigm that eliminates the need for variables by using fixed combinators to perform function application. It serves as an alternative model to lambda calculus and underpins many forms of variable-free computation, emphasizing the manipulation and combination of functions without bound variables.

Point-free Programming

A programming style within functional programming where functions are defined without explicitly mentioning their arguments. This approach encourages expressing compositions of functions directly, thus avoiding the use of variables and focusing on the transformation and combination of functions directly.

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