The Imperative approach focuses on mutable state and explicit control flow, while the Declarative approach emphasizes immutability and abstracting control flow.

The Imperative approach promotes high-level abstractions and modularity, while the Declarative approach relies on low-level optimizations and procedural programming.

The Imperative approach encourages functional programming paradigms, while the Declarative approach emphasizes object-oriented principles and encapsulation.

The Imperative approach prioritizes performance and efficiency, while the Declarative approach emphasizes ease of understanding, maintainability, and reusability.