State Machine Based Programming | Create Better Software with Easy Debugging

Published: 14 October 2023
on channel: The Theory Of Code
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we all have heard about programming paradigms like Object oriented programming, procedural programming and functional programming. All these things talk about arranging the functions and data in a particular way.

In this video, I'm introducing you to another programming paradigm which works in runtime called the state machine based programming. In state machine based programming, we consider three things, the state, the events and the transitions.

You can create a state machine in any programming language or by using any programming paradigm. you can have a state machine in a procedural language or using an object oriented language, because state machines are meant to organise the code in runtime.

Any program or code which stays in memory once the execution is start called the state machine based programming technique.

0:00 : Programming Techniques - Statemachine based programming
0:37 : The meaning of State in a state machine
1:15 : State, events and transitions in state machine
2:29 : Identify states in your software
3:08 : Organising the code as set of states in a statemachine
3:43 : Login into system as a state machine
4:40 : Managing States transitions in a program
5:20 : Visualising state machines and the states
5:30 : The Meta State Machines
6:05 : Debugging with State Machines
6:59 : Divide your program into states
7:35 : What programs can be considered as State machines
7:58 : State machines can be created in any programming language

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