Unless an IDE can hide 5 consecutive for-loops and then translate it into the equivalent composition of higher-order functions (with intermediate assignments fo

Unless an IDE can hide 5 consecutive for-loops and then translate it into the equivalent composition of higher-order functions (with intermediate assignments for readability... but how will a code generator know what's readable) and then display that instead, I don't think that more functionally leaning programmers will think that IDE-generated code and code-hiding accomplishes the same thing, vis-a-vis what they might mean by "boilerplate".