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Specifically, FP requires expansive working memory, which is a normally distributed trait across the population. Meanwhile, in OOP one can reason from the persp
by rileyphone 4y ago
Specifically, FP requires expansive working memory, which is a normally distributed trait across the population. Meanwhile, in OOP one can reason from the perspective of the object and the interfaces it's interacting with, easing the burden on programmers, but there are obviously drawbacks there as well.
- ParetoOptimal 4y ago> Specifically, FP requires expansive working memory, What? FP increases local reasoning! > in OOP one can reason from the perspective of the object In FP one can reason from the perspective of the function?