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| | | | | Once upon a time, there was a programming environment made by Microsoft called Visual J++. | |
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initialcommit.com
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| | | | | In this article, we'll discuss getting started with Java Visualizer - a visual tool that can be useful for Java developers of all skill levels to better understand and troubleshoot their code. | |
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abarbanell.wordpress.com
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| | | | | This is a little experience report how to bring up Scala on my RaspberryPi Step 1: Java I have connected my Raspberry only with power and network (no keyboard/mouse/display) for now and log in via ssh from my Linux desktop. Not only to save cables on the desk, but also to allow copy and paste... | |
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| | | I previously talked about what functional programming is by comparing it to other programming paradigms. This post expands on that post to talk specifically about practical differences between functional programming and the paradigm most of us are intimately familiar with - imperative. This post is punctuated with some quotes from the book An Introduction to Functional Programming Through Lambda Calculus. It's worth noting that each of these practical differences are enabled because of the power of referential transparency. | ||
