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The source code example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language#/media/File:C_Hello_World_Program.png mentions that ''sayHello'' is a function and in between brackets 'method'. This is not a method, a method is associated with an object/class, C has no classes. [[Special:Contributions/2A02:8389:2200:9F90:B5B9:15B4:D8AA:5901|2A02:8389:2200:9F90:B5B9:15B4:D8AA:5901]] ([[User talk:2A02:8389:2200:9F90:B5B9:15B4:D8AA:5901|talk]]) 09:54, 5 December 2023 (UTC)
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*Change the "Taxonomies" section title to "Classification"
*Replace the contents of the "Classification" section, after the further reading link, with:
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Programming languages are often placed into four main categories: [[Imperative programming|imperative]], [[functional programming|functional]], [[logic programming|logic]], and [[object oriented]].{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|p=21}}
*Imperative languages are designed to implement an algorithm in a specified order; they include [[visual programming languages]] such as [[.NET]] for generating [[graphical user interface]]s. [[Scripting languages]], which are partly or fully [[Interpreter (computing)|interpreted]] rather than [[compiler|compiled]], are sometimes considered a separate category but meet the definition of imperative languages.{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|pp=21–22}}
*Functional programming languages work by successively applying functions to the given parameters. Although appreciated by many researchers for their simplicity and elegance, problems with efficiency have prevented them from being widely adopted.{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|p=12}}
*Logic languages are designed so that the software, rather than the programmer, decides what order in which the instructions are executed.{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|p=22}}
*Object-oriented programming—whose characteristic features are [[data abstraction]], [[Inheritance (object-oriented programming)|inheritance]], and [[dynamic dispatch]]—is supported by most popular imperative languages and some functional languages.{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|pp=21–22}}
Although [[markup languages]] are not programming languages, some have extensions that support limited programming. Additionally, there are special-purpose languages that are not easily compared to other programming languages.{{sfn|Sebesta|2012|pp=22–23}}
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*Add to further reading the following source:
{{cite book |last1=Sebesta |first1=Robert W. |title=Concepts of Programming Languages |date=2012 |publisher=Addison-Wesley |isbn=978-0-13-139531-2 |edition=10 |language=en}}
*Reason: a lot of the current text of that section is unsourced, original research, or fails verification. [[User:Buidhe paid|Buidhe paid]] ([[User talk:Buidhe paid|talk]]) 15:17, 13 January 2024 (UTC)
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