> The central tenet of FP is that data is only loosely coupled to functions. You can write different operations on the same data structure, and the central mode

> The central tenet of FP is that data is only loosely coupled to functions. You can write different operations on the same data structure, and the central model for abstraction is the function, not the data structure. Is this accurate? I would see it more as FP separates the two abstractions that OOP (for better or for worse) would have us keep together.