What is procedural programming language

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ppl

Answer 1

A procedural programming language is such a language which simply executes code along the file. It does not have features like classes, objects, inheritance, etc. You simply executes code line by line.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procedural_programming

For example, C is a procedural language.

Answer 2

It's where parts of the code are separated into separate procedures. There is the main function and then supporting functions which are called by the main function. They are steps for the program to procedurally follow. It's basically taking the classes out of an OOPL, but leaving all the functions in an organized manner.

If you really want to understand it then learn something like C or even old school BASIC