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Contact Us 1604 babbling Brook Cove 229-412-1395 email usIf you have an idea for an application, the first point we cover is the app viability. We understand the amount of time and resources needed to develop a custom piece of software, that is why first we study its viability. In other words, its ability to succed or fail in todays current market. If we agree that is viable, the next point we cover is the functionality. The functionality allows for completion of specfic tasks, problem solving and other abilities for the user. After understanding the basic functionality, we can then estimate the amount of hours needed to code this application. Only then will we know the approximate cost of building your software at our rate of $75 dollars per hour.
Programming paradigms are different ways of writing and organizing code. They provide problem-solving guidelines and influence how a programmer thinks about software development.
Imperative Programming: This paradigm involves defining a sequence of instructions that your machine will follow to solve a problem. Overall, this is the most common programming paradigm and is used by languages like C, Java, and Python.
Procedural Programming: This approach breaks problems into smaller, more manageable parts that can be easily understood and modified. Code is often divided into blocks called procedures or subroutines, which are made up of smaller, well-defined tasks. Languages that support the procedural approach include C, Pascal, and FORTRAN.
Functional Programming: This paradigm uses pure functions to build a program, meaning that functions can be passed as arguments, returned as results, or assigned to variables. Common examples of functional languages include Haskell, Lisp, and F#. But this paradigm can also be adopted by languages like Python and JavaScript.
Logic Programming: This paradigm implements logical rules to derive conclusions. This means a program is defined by a set of facts and rules that a machine uses to solve a problem. Some examples of logic programming languages include Prolog and Mercury.
When you hear programmers talk about programming languages, this is mostly what they’re referring to. These languages tend to have human-friendly syntax, making them easier to read, write, and maintain than low-level languages. These provide a high level of abstraction and tend to offer less direct hardware control. One upside, however, is that these often include features like automatic memory management, dynamic typing, and type-checking. High-level programming languages can be used to develop various application types, like web apps, mobile apps, artificial intelligence, desktop applications, and more. Common examples of high-level languages include Python, JavaScript, Java, and Ruby.
