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I feel like keeping in mind inheritance and what other classes do and look like is harder than remembering what a method does when chaining them together or cur
by adt2bt 7y ago
I feel like keeping in mind inheritance and what other classes do and look like is harder than remembering what a method does when chaining them together or currying for example.
- commandlinefan 7y agoAh, ok. That's what Paul Graham says, too: http://paulgraham.com/noop.html http://paulgraham.com/noop.html. I believe him (and you), but since everybody I've ever worked with gives up on FP before it has a chance to prove itself, I've never done anything large-scale with it.
- kjeetgill 7y agoI think part of the problem is that a ton of the benefits of FP happen in the "middle" of a lot of programs. If you need to read files, parse something, process flags, or write any output... It doesn't really make a world of difference.