Procedural Programming Revolves around keeping code as concise as possible, and focuses on a very specific end result. Advantages include: It is written in a step-by-step function, smaller programs written this way are very easy to follow. Easy to maintain, as each procedure or function can b...
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 should happen. HTML is an example of declarative programming because it does not attemp...
Whenalgorithmsare now incorporated into a decision-making process, using predictions for decisions can simultaneously lead to consequences in multiple contexts. For example, applying the same algorithmic rationale across different domains might lead to outcome homogenization, which reinforces structural injusti...
Procedural Utility Theory in Historical PerspectiveSanghoon Lee
Processingis probably the most used platform for Generative Art. It is an “open source programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) built for the electronic arts and visual design communities”. Java-based. There is also a JavaScript port,Processing.js(with a nice example here...
I'll begin with an example of coding a real procedural content generator in 2D from scratch, before circling back to talk about the why, what, and how of "procgen" at a high level.From there we'll look at ray tracing and implicit surfaces and end up by creating a 3D model of a ...
Programming Table Of Contents 1. Procedural Programming 2. Object Oriented Programming 3. Why does it matter? 4. Update: OOP Database AccessThis morning I was asked a question that took me by surprise: “Your examples for PasswordLib are in OOP style, how do I write it in procedural sty...