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Please list some real-world software of significant complexity that is 100% purely functional.

• jlg23 5y ago
  Where does the "100% purely functional" requirement come from? By some strict definition, this is impossible, because you'd not have any means of communicating the result of your computation. In pure OOP speak: A "final static" method is easier to reason about than some non-static, non-final method. (But when a method is defined as "final" and "static", the providing class only serves as a namespace - where is the OOP in that?)
• toomanydoubts 5y ago
  Hasura, Pandoc, XMonad?