Yeah, I quickly discovered it’s not functional and has a much different perspective on mutability, despite clearly being inspired in some aspects by FP. As for

Yeah, I quickly discovered it’s not functional and has a much different perspective on mutability, despite clearly being inspired in some aspects by FP. As for performance, I don’t think it’s nearly as large a problem for FP in general as some make it out to be. OCaml and Haskell are typically quite fast, but of course they rely on GC, so they aren’t suitable for environments that are heavily resource constrained or where pauses are unacceptable.