Yes. Otherwise declarative programming wouldn't exist at all, at least not in this world. Every code that is executed finally gets transformed into machine instructions which are imperative on a CPU with Von Neumann architecture. (All CPUs that are practically relevant today belong to this category.)
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Yes. Otherwise declarative programming wouldn't exist at all, at least not in this world. Every code that is executed finally gets transformed into machine instructions which are imperative on a CPU with Von Neumann architecture. (All CPUs that are practically relevant today belong to this category.)