What is sequential programming

Published: 07 March 2023
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Sequential programming refers to the process of executing a program or code sequentially, one instruction at a time,
in a predetermined order. This is the traditional approach to programming and is used in most programming languages.

In sequential programming, the computer executes each instruction in the program in the order in which it appears.

This means that each instruction is executed only after the previous instruction has been completed.
Sequential programming is deterministic, meaning that the output of the program will always be the same for a given input,
as the program follows a fixed set of instructions.


Sequential programming is suitable for many types of applications, such as simple scripts, command-line tools, or small applications.
However, it can be less efficient for more complex applications or tasks that require parallel processing or concurrency.


Sequential programming languages include C, Java, Python, and many others.
However, many modern programming languages also support parallel processing and concurrency, such as Go, Rust, and Erlang.


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