I was impressed by the lecture's focus on the programming paradigm itself, rather than being tied to a specific language or technology, which broadened my thinking. The way it went back and forth between object-oriented, functional, and imperative approaches allowed me to systematically organize the advantages and disadvantages of each, and I was also able to look at practical concepts such as the iterator pattern. It was a valuable time to learn how to expand my thinking through programming, beyond just learning a programming language. This lecture provides a perspective that allows you to break away from the methods you're used to and approach problems in a more organic and context-centered way. I recommend this to those who are looking for a new turning point in coding and those who want a deeper development mindset. 😊