A paradigm means a set of overarching and interconnected assumptions about the nature of reality (Maykut and Moorehouse 1994). Any paradigm is built on a number of assumptions that deal with the ...

Moreover, a paradigm (a word derived from the Greek paradeiknynai, meaning 'to show side by side') is defined as an outstandingly clear or typical example or archetype. Perhaps better stated ...

Popular programming paradigms include imperative, procedural and Object Orientated Programming (OOP). In the example below, the value 7 is assigned to variable a, the value 14 assigned to variable ...