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FP doesn’t require their use in every case. For example, Clojure allows mutation as an optimization. But for the normal path, immutable data structures are just
by christophilus 4y ago
FP doesn’t require their use in every case. For example, Clojure allows mutation as an optimization. But for the normal path, immutable data structures are just fine and help avoid a whole host of bugs.
- yencabulator 4y agoI'd argue that means Clojure lets you use paradigms other than FP. FP is still FP.