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As a Wikipedia editor who's poked around in our articles on programming paradigms, there's a decent amount of strange stuff going on -- and I'm not sure how muc
by howenterprisey 5y ago
As a Wikipedia editor who's poked around in our articles on programming paradigms, there's a decent amount of strange stuff going on -- and I'm not sure how much of that writing I'd take as authoritative, if you catch my drift.
- anyfoo 5y agoI get it, but if the author means a different thing, then they should link to a source that actually defines what they mean (and that I myself could not find, except for the mention of modular programming), instead of to the Wikipedia article that refers to what we have been talking about here. As it stands, what they link to, and what most seem to understand as structured programming, was not a fad at all.