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In practice a lot of the supposed "more readable" code in FP style isn't actually more readable, it's mostly leaky abstractions you'll most likely want to get r
by 59nadir 3y ago
In practice a lot of the supposed "more readable" code in FP style isn't actually more readable, it's mostly leaky abstractions you'll most likely want to get rid of if you want to know what code is actually doing or you need to change it.
- qayxc 3y agoI concur. The most funny part to me is always when an elegant and succinct one or two-liner in Haskell turns into a mess once proper error-handling is added. Complexity doesn't magically go away by choosing a different programming paradigm - problems are just shifted into another direction.