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Sure, that's why Graham Hutton can do it in one chapter. Most books discuss lists and functions anyway, and from there is not such a big step to give an introdu
by danieldk 16y ago
Sure, that's why Graham Hutton can do it in one chapter. Most books discuss lists and functions anyway, and from there is not such a big step to give an introduction to lambdas/closures, maps, folds, and filters.
It's not as if we are discussing monads (which are also easy to understand, given a good teacher).
- zedshaw 16y agoDoubt it. He may have used a chapter of text to explain something, but who he explained it to probably could understand it in a chapter of text.