As someone who recently started learning FP in Haskell, I think one cannot look at individual parts and compare OO to FP. I find that while both have strengths

As someone who recently started learning FP in Haskell, I think one cannot look at individual parts and compare OO to FP. I find that while both have strengths and weaknesses, in FP the sum of parts is much greater to appreciate than in OO with comparable energy invested in them in problem areas where performance is critical, but not too critical. That has been my cumulative verdict so far learning FP - perhaps this view would sway one way or other as I learn more about it