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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_order https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Word_order SVO/OO/Infix: subject.verb(object) VSO/FP/Prefix: (verb subject object) SOV

• nv-vn 11y ago
  I think in that way it would make sense to say that procedural is also prefix, then, since even very procedural languages like C use VSO. Some OOP languages use VSO too (Perl's indirect object syntax, Common Lisp with CLOS, etc.) And someone could write all their Haskell as: 1 `elem` [1, 2, 3] is a common way of calling elem in Haskell, and many times functions are redefined as operators (such as <$> instead of fmap, that gets used a lot more often). I just think that any kind of split with syntax based on paradigm seems very artificial to make.
  • zeckalpha 11y ago
    The same is true for natural languages.