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Because it's more expressive and leads to less and more maintainable code? Who cares about paradigm purity? Especially given on a language that's not totally p
by koide 14y ago
Because it's more expressive and leads to less and more maintainable code?
Who cares about paradigm purity? Especially given on a language that's not totally pure already.
- joshAg 14y agoI don't care about paradigm purity, but given the amounts of java and lisp i've written, I didn't see why java would benefit from a lambda.