Explain the difference between "set" logic, and "procedural" logic. When would you use each one and why?
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Answer / Tarun Gupta
"Set logic is a declarative programming paradigm that focuses on defining a collection of items (called a set) and specifying relationships between them. It does not describe how to perform the operations but only what the final result should look like. Procedural logic, on the other hand, is an imperative programming paradigm that describes a sequence of steps or procedures to be followed in order to solve a problem. It describes both the input and output of each step."
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