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>it is much more likely to be correct It is not. FP programs measurably have at least as many defects as non-FP programs. There is literally no reason to subj
by wredue 2y ago
>it is much more likely to be correct
It is not. FP programs measurably have at least as many defects as non-FP programs.
There is literally no reason to subject yourself and, worse, your users, to the garbage of FP.
- wruza 2y agoI even know where this comes from. Some very popular circa 2000 book on programming that coined this dogma without a proof, based on the fact that writing a type-correct program in haskell isn’t trivial.