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> Real-world Example, Please! > Real-world example, please! > Real-world example, please! Would it be too much to ask for a REAL real-world example? Unless y
by dandare 7y ago
> Real-world Example, Please!
> Real-world example, please!
> Real-world example, please!
Would it be too much to ask for a REAL real-world example? Unless you are already an expert in both paradigms you (I) have no idea what is the author talking about.
How is nullability supuerir in Functional?
How is error handling superir in Functional?
What is really meant by shared mutable state? (The example with a piece of papaer is equally useless as the explanation that "state is any temporary data stored in memory")
How are "erroneous abstractions" promoted by OOP?
What is the "low signal-to-noise ratio"
How is the state NOT promiscously scatered between objects in Functional programming?
How do you make "core parts of your application be stateless and pure" in Functional programming?
How is global state "the root of all evil"?
Could someone point me to a literature that can explains these questions to someone who don't know the answers already?
- eska 7y agoThis may be a useful example for a different approach: http://www.dataorienteddesign.com/dodbook/ http://www.dataorienteddesign.com/dodbook/ Particularly the chapter "Relational Databases" which compares to programming with sets in databases. This book doesn't tell you to program as if you worked with SQL, but draws inspiration from it and makes a comparison.