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Not "better" as a language - "better" at exhibiting functional paradigms more transparently. I've fixed the wording.
by chimeracoder 14y ago
Not "better" as a language - "better" at exhibiting functional paradigms more transparently. I've fixed the wording.
- SourPatch 14y agoWhat do you mean by that? Scala supports closures, currying, immutable data structures, recursion. I'm failing to see how these concepts are less obvious in Scala.