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> because obscure terms force you to refer solely to (and eventually internalise) a precise and abstract definition. Unless some C++ people decide that “functo
by claudius 12y ago
> because obscure terms force you to refer solely to (and eventually internalise) a precise and abstract definition.
Unless some C++ people decide that “functor” is a wonderful name for a stateful function-like thing which somewhat resembles closures/lambdas but has nothing whatsoever to do with the functors from functional programming.