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Everyone who is learning Functional programming should be able to use map/reduce well. With that, understanding transducers is just natural.
by leishulang 11y ago
Everyone who is learning Functional programming should be able to use map/reduce well. With that, understanding transducers is just natural.
- pron 11y agoMost languages with map/reduce don't have transducers (and they're certainly not central features). Also, don't forget that while Clojure is functional, it is also very much imperative (it's a functional-imperative language rather than a pure-functional language).
- dragonwriter 11y ago> Most languages with map/reduce don't have transducers That's true but mostly irrelevant to the point that transducer usage isn't complex once one understands map/reduce, which are common, whether or not transducers are.