My preference recently for side projects has been imperative/procedural style of programming. I prefer it to OO and FP hands down. To me code is so much easier to read when you don't have clever abstractions everywhere, most code reads line by line and isn't trying to hide anything. I think there is a tradeoff between concise terse code you find in OO/FP that reuses other code vs the long step-by-step procedural code. For me personally I'd prefer longer code that is not reusing a bunch of other functions.
It's almost a weird paradox: OO/FP focuses on reusing code yet imperative/procedural code (ie: C) does not reuse code but is itself the most reusable code. You can't have your cake and eat it too I guess.
It's almost a weird paradox: OO/FP focuses on reusing code yet imperative/procedural code (ie: C) does not reuse code but is itself the most reusable code. You can't have your cake and eat it too I guess.