Pasteoriented
Paste-oriented computing, also known as paste-based systems, is a style of programming and design that relies heavily on composite data structures and functional programming principles. This approach prioritizes the use of immutable, self-contained units of data, similar to a paste, which can be easily combined, decomposed, or manipulated as a whole.
In a paste-oriented system, complex data structures are composed from smaller, simpler elements, much like the
The paste-oriented approach has been influenced by functional programming languages such as Haskell and Lisp, which
Paste-oriented systems have been employed in various areas, including data analysis, scientific computing, and software engineering.
One of the key benefits of paste-oriented computing is its ability to handle data transformations in a
While the paste-oriented approach has its advantages, its adoption is not widespread due to the design and