Programming model

A programming model is a set of rules and methods that guides how programmers write software to solve problems or perform tasks. It defines how different parts of the program communicate, process data, and execute instructions, much like a blueprint for building a system. Think of it as the framework that shapes how code is organized and interacts with hardware or other software components, ensuring the program runs correctly and efficiently. Different programming models suit different types of applications, such as web services, data analysis, or real-time systems.