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-It represents a shift in the way you typically approach a problem using procedural/structured programming thinking. With procedural/structured programming thinking, a developer will typically think in terms of, "What needs to //happen//?" It tends to focus on creating a set of functions or subroutines to do the things that need to get done. The modularity in procedural/structured programming derives primarily from the "verbs" in the system.
+It represents a shift in the way you typically approach a problem using procedural/structured programming thinking. With procedural/structured programming thinking, a developer will typically think in terms of, "What needs to //happen//?" It tends to focus on creating a set of functions or subroutines to do the things that need to get done. The modularity in procedural programming derives primarily from the "verbs" in the system.
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