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> it’s because FP is "sold" as the perfect solution for readability and code maintainability. Just use FP and nothing can go wrong. That’s at least the impressi
by wiseowise 4y ago
> it’s because FP is "sold" as the perfect solution for readability and code maintainability. Just use FP and nothing can go wrong. That’s at least the impression I get when I read about FP.
That’s because it is. FP is not immune to incorrect implementation. Both statements are true.