As the name suggests, a procedural language is structured on properly defined and organized routines like functions, sub-functions, and procedures. Another name for the procedural language is imperative language. It needs all the steps to be specified so that the computer can understand all the steps required to reach the intended output or target. The architecture of a procedural language clearly segregates the entire program into variables, statements, functions and conditional operators. A procedural language is one of the most widely used types of programming languages. Some of the most prominent and popular examples of procedural language include Java, C, C++, PASCAL, etc.