I was only introduced to FP 6 months ago, and I'm no expert on OOP either. Functional Thinking by Neal Ford compares the two (of course it favors FP). Should be

I was only introduced to FP 6 months ago, and I'm no expert on OOP either. Functional Thinking by Neal Ford compares the two (of course it favors FP). Should be a good piece to the puzzle, though, at least worth skimming it. My opinion is that things like purity, immutability, type checking, and other FP characteristics are incredibly helpful, and they make me write code with fewer bugs.