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But "which methods, semantics, and modeling tools are preferred" is probably what you're trying to learn.
by bloaf 3y ago
But "which methods, semantics, and modeling tools are preferred" is probably what you're trying to learn.
- netbioserror 3y agoUnfortunately, that's what language docs are for. Like I said, you can get some theory. If you're learning functional programming, you can find books on lambda calculus and category theory and more. But ultimately you have to learn how to build good software, and there are scant few books about that out there. In the functional world, I know of two and they're both in Scheme. So the best approach tends to be feet-first into the fire using the language's docs, and hopefully the creator(s) has documents explaining theory and practice.