declarative -> imperative

"non-functional style" can be declarative, but the given example is clearly imperative.
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 ## Chaining methods

-Rust is a systems programming language like C and C++, but it also has a functional style. Both styles are okay, but functional style is usually shorter. Here is an example of the non-functional style (called "declarative style") to make a `Vec` from 1 to 10:
+Rust is a systems programming language like C and C++, but it also has a functional style. Both styles are okay, but functional style is usually shorter. Here is an example of the non-functional style (called "imperative style") to make a `Vec` from 1 to 10:

 ```rust
 fn main() {