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Indeed, that's the whole point of inversion of control, is pulling the control out of the caller and into the callee. That's the primary reasoning benefit of fu

Indeed, that's the whole point of inversion of control, is pulling the control out of the caller and into the callee. That's the primary reasoning benefit of functional programming.

TwoBit 10y ago
I see no benefit to that. It makes more work for the caller. I want that function to do something for me and I want the leadt amount of unnecessary work on my side. Just like a good boss who delegates.
- buffyoda 10y ago
  That's why not everyone's a functional programmer. :)