interesting examples, but not compelling, i.e. procedural code to do the same thing would also work (and might be easier to understand for some). the thing i l

interesting examples, but not compelling, i.e. procedural code to do the same thing would also work (and might be easier to understand for some). the thing i loved about FP was the elimination of exception handling the thing i disliked about FP was how complex classes were implemented as bizarre templates of structured list subtypes - too much focus on the data types and structures of the implementation, obscuring the domain-model (aka business) types and structures required for human comprehension. disclosure: scala, a few years ago there is a happy medium...theoretically