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degoes.net
Functional programming has a bit of jargon, but that doesn't have to stop you from understanding core concepts |
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mmhaskell.com
[AI summary] This article compares Functional Programming and Object Oriented Programming paradigms, discussing their key differences, strengths, weaknesses, and how Haskell fits into the functional paradigm. |
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henko.net
A selection of functional programming concepts that I feel are helpful to all developers. |
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afnan.io
In 1936, Alonzo Church invented a universal model of computation called "lambda calculus." This system expresses computation as reductions on lambda expressions, which are basically just functions and variables. The system is simple but incredibly expressive, and serves as the foundation for programming languages such as Haskell and Idris. The significance of having a universal model of computation is that it provides a way of solving any problem that can be expressed in the system, and changes the problem from "how can I calculate this" to "can I express this properly?" Lambda calculus is also Turing complete, and even more impressively, was invented in the 1930s independently of Turing. |
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