[racket-users] Programming paradigms supported by Racket (according to wikipedia)

[Greg Trzeciak]

I have stumbled upon the following wiki page:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_multi-paradigm_programming_languages

Supported paradigms:
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Language: Racket
Num­ber of Para­digms: 6        
Con­cur­rent: No
Con­straints: No
Data­flow: No
De­clar­at­ive: No
Dis­trib­uted: No
Func­tion­al: Yes
Meta­pro­gram­ming: Yes
Gen­er­ic: No
Im­per­at­ive: Yes
Lo­gic: Yes
Re­flec­tion: Yes
Ob­ject-ori­ented: Yes
Pipe­lines: No
Visu­al: No
Rule-based: No
Oth­er para­digms: No (not listed paradigms can be mentioned here)

According to the same page eg. Julia supports 17 paradigms.

Not being an expert in Racket I can see the article sells Racket short. How 
really this table should look like in regards to Racket?

Greg

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