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Prozedurale Programmiersprachen (Ada, CHILL)

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Die prozeduralen Programmiersprachen gehören, neben den objektorientierten Sprachen, zu den sogenannten imperativen Programmiersprachen [Schw86]. Sie zählen heute zu den am weitesten verbreiteten und wohl klassisch zu nennenden Programmiersprachen. Einer der ersten Vertreter war die um 1958 entwickelte Sprache Fortran. Daran schlossen sich eine lange Reihe von weiteren Programmiersprachen mit dem Paradigma ”prozedural” an (Tabelle 1.2). All diesen Sprachen ist gemeinsam:

  • die Verwendung von Variablen,

  • die Zuweisung als charakteristische Operation und

  • die kontrollflußorientierte Verarbeitung,

  • die Ausführung der durch die Aufschreibung bestimmten Sequenz von Statements,

  • die ”konventionelle” Datenverarbeitung und Numerik als typischen Anwendungsbereich.

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