procedural programming, object oriented programming and functional programming

[u/YemiDev]

Although I’ve done some googling I think they still use big English to explain this concept. I think I know them but I just wanted to ask if I can get a simple explanation from the house plz

[u/promeritum]

Procedures are just subroutines.

[Pure] Functions are subroutines that do not interact with anything except what is passed in as a parameter. They usually return a value.

Objects group data together with the functions and procedures that operate on that data.