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Data-oriented programming
Software Development and Engineering Practices
Data-oriented programming is a programming paradigm that emphasizes structuring code around the flow and transformation of data rather than objects or classes, often treating data as immutable and using generic structures like maps and arrays. It is popular in functional and performance-sensitive contexts, including languages like Clojure, and in game development where it improves cache efficiency and processing speed. Proponents argue it reduces complexity by decoupling data representation from behavior.
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