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===[[:Concept programming]]===
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This article describes a supposed computer programming paradigm that is not one of the well-known programming paradigms, and which has no citations to the computer science or software engineering literature, neither journal paper nor conference proceedings (the only "citation" is to an opinion piece in a technical blog). The only use of this so-called paradigm described in the article is by a one-person programming language (XL) by the same author (also without citations to the computer science literature).
I have searched for citations in the scientific literature and there are none; also the article has been tagged for not providing citations since March 2014.
This article violates both original research and notability wikipedia polices. Moreover, it is listed on the main "programming paradigm" template, where it is listed amongst genuine well-known paradigms and so will mislead computer science students who are likely to read it. [[User:Axiarchist|Axiarchist]] ([[User talk:Axiarchist|talk]]) 03:45, 16 March 2018 (UTC)
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