The reasons why procedural languages are not very suitable for graphical applications, is that procedural is about procedures that happen to functions in the code, ie a calculator is mainly procedural programmed as it only requires to show numbers and text and shows the results of functions with text, not graphical images. So even though event-driven and object orientated programming are very suitable for producing graphical applications, procedural are not very suitable. Object Orientated languages contain data and functions which will be graphically shown to the user so Object Orientated languages are very suitable for programming Graphical Applications. These programs also allow for reusability of codes and as such, different programs may use the same codes similar functions. And has a specific way of structuring a program. Object orientated programming- this is more of a problem modelling. This is straightforward and simple way of programming as it does not get complicated. This has a basic rhythm/sequence of statements. Object Orientated languages also produce objects that the user can use so you would expect them to use graphical applications for the user to use. Procedural programming this is a high level programming paradigm. Another thing it allows you to access is the Control Panel. On the (un)suitability of Java to be the first programming language Mirjana Ivanovic Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics and Informatics Trg Dositeja Obradovica 4, Novi Sad miraim.ns.ac.yu Klaus Bothe Humboldt-University, Institute of Informatics Rudower Chaussee 25, Berlin SEE&RE Zagreb, 5 -12.9. You can even restart your computer or log off. Event driven languages usually use graphical applications as the user will probably want a visual display to show a response of the action they did. Start Button, Shut Down and Programs: The start button on the modern keyboards or on the bottom left corner, when clicked, triggers an event that allows you to shutdown your keyboard with another click. These are the sources and citations used to research The suitability of procedural programming for graphical applications. Event driven languages require an event to happen which is usually a click of a button or a click of a key on a keyboard.

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out having to re-program the forward engine or explicitly re-write. Procedural Languages are suitable when programming Graphical Applications but they are not the most common languages to use to program Graphical Applications as event driven languages and object orientated languages are more suitable. Procedural modeling allows a quick creation of large complex 3D models.

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