ClosureSpin

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   by ClosureSpin 12y ago

   How come?
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   by ClosureSpin 12y ago

   If it doesn't have tail call optimizations then it's about as far away from functional as you can get. They're essential for basic functional abstraction.
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   by ClosureSpin 12y ago

   Nope. Scala allows for and promotes for functional programming with higher order functions all over the place, its more powerful type system, immutability, practices, standard library, and much more. Having lambdas makes you about as functi
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   by ClosureSpin 12y ago

   > I think the poster means that c# has many functional features Yeah just like C++ or Java now have "functional features". That doesn't make them functional languages, they don't promote functional programming to the
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   by ClosureSpin 12y ago

   Do you have a link that would educate me about some of these problems? Package management interests me because I might find myself developing a package manager in the near future, but I don't know much about it. Not supporting multiple