Output results would be the same - that's concerned with program correctness, regardless of whether it's written in a function, object-oriented, or procedural p

Output results would be the same - that's concerned with program correctness, regardless of whether it's written in a function, object-oriented, or procedural paradigm. It should instead be compared with how long it took to engineer and build the system or program in a particular paradigm and the qualitative engineering aspects of a particular platform. FP may be amazing for certain areas, but a difficulty in basing a large-scale project or business on it would be hampered by the small supply of developers who can comfortably program in it.