I study declarative languages, and it seems that declarative is just a general term for logical and functional languages. Or I'm wrong? Are there generally accessible declarative programming languages that cannot be classified as functional or logical (al), but simply “declarative”?
In a declarative language, you need to enter the code of what you want, and not in the imperative language where you code how the calculation should be performed.
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