Imperative Programming is a programming paradigm that focuses on describing how a program operates through a sequence of commands or statements. In this approach, the programmer specifies the steps needed to achieve a desired outcome, often using variables to store data and control structures like loops and conditionals to dictate the flow of execution. This style of programming is characterized by its use of statements that change a program's state. Popular languages that support Imperative Programming include C, Java, and Python. By emphasizing explicit instructions, it allows for clear and straightforward coding, making it easier to understand and debug.