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Programming functionally forces you to approach programming in a fundamentally different way than what you’re used to. It’s not a magic bullet. But what you le
by CrystalLangUser 9y ago
Programming functionally forces you to approach programming in a fundamentally different way than what you’re used to.
It’s not a magic bullet. But what you learn can be used in other languages, especially things like Map, Filter, and Reduce.
I totally recommend experimenting with Clojure or Haskell and implementing a project with a pure approach & immutable binding, or as much as you can.