To what extent does Database stand out as a programming language? Please provide me an illustration of your point to assist me grasp it.

How does C++ determine the difference between structured and unstructured data, and what are those criteria?

Is there a hierarchy of categories, levels, or implementations of the idea of abstract data types supported by modern language compilers, or is there a single definition that applies to all, and if so, please explain why or why not, and provide an example.

Where do data encapsulation and data abstraction diverge from one another? Just how can we do it in an OO language?

How can complex data types be utilized in object-oriented programming languages to model real-world entities more effectively?

What criteria does C++ use to distinguish structured and unstructured data?

What does the term "Abstract Data Type" (ADT) refer to? What are a few advantages of ADTs? How can the idea of heredity facilitate problem-solving?

How can function objects be used in the creation of domain-specific languages (DSLs)?

The idea of abstract data types (ADTs) is hazy. What are the advantages of using ADTs? How can the concept of heredity aid in problem-solving?

I want you in your own words to explain Data abstraction vs Procedural abstraction.  When would we use data or procedural?  What role do they play in computer programming?  How can you identify the two?