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You are wrong. Most interfaces in non-functional languages are stateful. Take the JDBC-interface: It's certainly not possible to call setTransactionIsolation()

by cel1ne 9y ago

You are wrong. Most interfaces in non-functional languages are stateful. Take the JDBC-interface: It's certainly not possible to call setTransactionIsolation(), executeQuery(), commit(), rollback() etc. in any order. Or list: add, remove, set, clear etc. It's still an interface.

flukus 9y ago
That is a stateful interface I'd consider bad. That's mostly because of the limitations of java though. Opening a transaction with a function argument and a commit/rollback return would have been much better.
- cel1ne 9y ago
  What about my list example?