Procedural Language

Procedural language is a type of programming language that focuses on defining a sequence of instructions or steps to solve a problem or perform a task. It organizes code into procedures or functions, enabling developers to write clear, structured programs by breaking complex tasks into smaller, manageable parts. This approach emphasizes the order of operations, with each step executed in a specific sequence, making the code logical and easier to follow. Examples include languages like C and Pascal, commonly used for developing software applications, algorithms, and system processes.