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Do you have any studies to back that claim. I could argue the opposite, FP hide away the details per design as it is declarative and not imperative being imper
by xlayn 10y ago
Do you have any studies to back that claim.
I could argue the opposite, FP hide away the details per design as it is declarative and not imperative being imperative per wikipedia
"Imperative programming focuses on describing how a program operates."
Therefore are probably bad working in constrained environments or low level programming.
- galacticpony 10y agoI would argue the same way from experience. Functional programming languages tend to provide an abstraction that you could have easily built yourself by focusing on the constraints that are relevant to you - not those constraints some language theoretician has decided for you.