A new paradigm for the solution of problems involving single- and multi-objective fuzzy linear programming is presented in this chapter. As opposed to complex arithmetic and logic for intervals, the method offered uses basic fuzzy mathematical operations for fuzzy integers instead. Using fuzzy numbers to express variables and parameters in a fuzzy linear programming issue (FLPP) is common. However, the authors only talked about FLPP with fuzzy parameters here. Triangular fuzzy numbers are used as fuzzy parameters. Ranking functions are used to convert fuzzy problems into clear ones. Crisp optimization techniques have been used. The proposed solution is tested on a variety of real-world examples that address both of these concerns.
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