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It is actually, and it is not the basis for almost everything. Functional code is usually declarative instead of being imperative. SQL is declarative, not imper
by Zababa 5y ago
It is actually, and it is not the basis for almost everything. Functional code is usually declarative instead of being imperative. SQL is declarative, not imperative. The vast majority of the code written is imperative. It uses "if" instead of polymorphism for example, it doesn't rely on message passing or encapsulation or anything like that. You can't just ignore a paradigm and say that the second one is the most used.