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Not all things can be expressed by simple interactions between simple functions. A program doing complex tasks composed of pure functions will be either wide (f
by yoz-y 10y ago
Not all things can be expressed by simple interactions between simple functions. A program doing complex tasks composed of pure functions will be either wide (fewer functions but having many parameters) or tall (long string of functions with few parameters).
I do not believe that a simple paradigm shift will help you create arbitrarily complex programs simply. At some point the complexity must be handled.