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This is the standard style of programming in functional programming languages. While it isn't object-oriented (being its dual), I don't see why is it so bad (I
by arielby 12y ago
This is the standard style of programming in functional programming languages. While it isn't object-oriented (being its dual), I don't see why is it so bad (I wouldn't like a single `Vehicle` class to have methods handling lane use in each state).