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A paradigm centred on evaluating expressions and storing results in variables is:
AImperative
BImpressive
CImprovised
DImpersonal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Imperative
1. The programmer spells out each step to take.
2. Results are stored in variables as the program runs.
3. That paradigm is imperative.
_Source: OpenStax Introduction to Computer Science, Chapter 7, High-Level Programming Languages._
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