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I think the important point is that functional programming languages push you to immutability because it's a more sensible default. You can still write mutable
by beaconstudios 9y ago
I think the important point is that functional programming languages push you to immutability because it's a more sensible default. You can still write mutable code but the fact that code is always mutable in other languages can cause problems where none should exist.