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I imagine that is at least as much a feature of the type of programmers that self select to become "functional programmers" as it is a feature of the inherent a
by dagw 5y ago
I imagine that is at least as much a feature of the type of programmers that self select to become "functional programmers" as it is a feature of the inherent advantage of function programming.
I worked with a guy who was an serious Lisp-hacker who could do fantastic things in Lisp and was always advocating that we do certain things in Lisp. But he was also a great programmer when 'forced' to use C++ or Perl, he just grumbled more while programming.
- pharmakom 5y agoC++ and Perl are bad examples here. They are really expressive languages. I’d like to see the same developer using Go or Java 8.