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Even if you know both “paradigms”, Scala's incredibly well-done fusion of those concepts is what makes the language interesting, imho. You can learn FP and OOP
by happy_dino 14y ago
Even if you know both “paradigms”, Scala's incredibly well-done fusion of those concepts is what makes the language interesting, imho.
You can learn FP and OOP everywhere, but which language combines FP and OOP in such a seamless a way Scala does?
- rdouble 14y agoRuby
- happy_dino 14y agoI wouldn't say that. Not typed, not really functional and mutability everywhere.
- rdouble 14y agoYes, but it does combine its functionally inspired features seamlessly with its object-orientedness.