> as an OO language that's still largely imperative at its core Why do you say this? vals and immutable data strucutres are clearly emphasized in Scala, so ho

> as an OO language that's still largely imperative at its core Why do you say this? vals and immutable data strucutres are clearly emphasized in Scala, so how can you say that FP isn't at its core? >Scala isn't a pure-FP language, and trying to treat it as one doesn't really...work Why do you think scalaz concerns itself primarily with enforcing 'purity'? Scalaz' effects library isn't even part of it's core repo.