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 More examples can be found on the [CleanCodeDeveloper](https://clean-code-developer.com) website.
 
 ### repetition
-Developers should not be considered artists. An artist expresses his emotion with his work. On the contrary, developers solve a real world problem enabling businesses to gain an edge on their competitors for example. As such, developers are way closer to craftsmen than artists.
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+Developers should not be considered artists. An artist expresses his emotion with his work. On the contrary, developers solve a real world problem enabling businesses to gain an edge on their competitors for example. As such, developers are way closer to craftsmen than artists.
+
+## lecture 31th October 2023
+
+### takeaway
+Programming paradigms:
+- imperative -> program as a top down series of instructions
+- procedural -> imperative but with procedures/functions
+- declarative -> describing the problem is the main conern concrete instructions are generated from that description
+- objectoriented  -> supports object, classes and inheritance
+- functional -> programs are created by applying and composing functions
+
+Typed programming languages:
+- parameters, values as well as return values of functions receive a datatype
+- the datatype can be set explicitly or implicitly (in modern languages at least)
+- one example is C
+- advantages are failing fast and IDE completion
+- disadvantages are having to know every type from the get-go and later type changes breaking the code
+
+Untyped programming languages:
+- datatypes are not specified
+- sh is one example
+- implicit type conversion is on of the advantages
+- one disadvantage is type mistakes only surfacing at runtime
+
+SOLID:
+- Seperation of Concerns
+- Open/Closed Principle
+- Liskov Substitution Principle
+- Interface Seggregation Principle
+- Dependency Inversion  Principle
+
+STUPID:
+- Singleton
+- Tight Coupling
+- Untestability
+- Premature Optimization
+- Indescriptive Naming
+- Duplication
+
+Additional Principles:
+- KISS -> Keep it simple and stupid
+- FCoH -> Favor composition over inheritance
+- SLA  -> Single layer of abstraction
+- YAGNI -> You aint't gonna need it
+- IOC -> Inversion of control
+- DI -> Dependency injection
+
+### perception
+Following SOLID for the group project is a good idea. Additionally avoiding the pitfalls referred to as STUPID is also important. Added to that we should follow the KISS(Keep it simple and stupid) principle.
+
+### repetition
+Functional programming is a paradigm that allows you to build programs by applying and composing functions. These functions allow no side affects. As a result functional programming can only be used for calculations and not for tasks like defining a UI for example.
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