Programming paradigm is basically the style of programming. It’s like how we have different cuisines. Everything is food, but they are categorized based on the “style” of cooking. Procedural ➡️ It is…

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Python supports both object-oriented and functional programming paradigms. Procedural programming is also possible in Python. Each paradigm has its own advantages and limitations, and the choice depends on the specific problem. Python developers should follow best practices for each paradigm to fully leverage its benefits.

Is Python Object Oriented or a Functional Programming Language?

Wait, what does a programming paradigm actually mean?

How is Python a multi-paradigm language ?

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Functional is a style where ‘functions’ is the centre of everything.
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There’s a bit more to Functional Programming than just that. Immutability. Restraining side effects. Piping. Predictable return values. Recurrsion instead of loops. The notable lack of typical variables.

I started as a beginner using python as a procedural language. In my first project I ended up using a nested list holding multiple data types as my variable to pass data around. Very messy. I now see the value of taking the Object Oriented approach. It is just cleaner and avoids unnecessary complexity.

Well, i guess both are right, it depends on the scale and needs of your project. I have coded in python in both methods and i should admit that OOP settles better in terms of scaling up and maintaining the project.

Great to know. Usually I prefer OOP