From my understanding, declarative and imperative are two contrasting programming paradigms. Declarative programming (also known as functional programming) languages do not attempt to control the flow of a program; they establish desired results i.e. specifying what they want to happen but not how it...
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Aug 6, “Dot” notation Public instance variables of an object are referenced using the “dot” operator (like members of a struct in C) myDate.month = “July”; myDate.day = 4; myDate.year = 2007; Instance variable can be used like any other variable of the same type. The set o...