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Line 16: [[Dylan programming language\|Dylan]] [[Ocaml\|Objective Caml]] functional, object-oriented ([[Prototype-based programming\|prototype-based]])▼ [[REBOL]]▼ imperative, object-oriented (class-based) *[[Perl]] Line 36 ⟶ 34: ===Four paradigms=== [[Functional programming\|functional]], [[Imperative programming\|imperative]], [[Concurrent programming language\|concurrent]], object-oriented (class-based) *[[Ruby_programming_language\|Ruby]] [[Functional programming\|functional]], [[Imperative programming\|imperative]], logic-based, object-oriented (class-based) *[[Leda programming language\|Leda]] [[Imperative programming\|imperative]], logic-based, object-oriented (class-based), rule-based *[[ROOP programming language\|ROOP]] ▲[[Functional programming\|functional]], [[Imperative programming\|imperative]], object-oriented ([[Prototype-based programming\|prototype-based]]), [[dialecting\|dialected]] ▲**[[REBOL]] ===Five paradigms===

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