Does functional programming work?
Daniel de Kok
me at nowhere.nospam
Mon Jan 4 11:04:13 PST 2010
On 2010-01-04 19:15:39 +0100, "Nick Sabalausky" <a at a.a> said:
> Aren't there people who swear by those languages for normal software
> development purposes? And even if not, there are certainly languages out
> there that are "cram everything into this paradigm, yay purity!" and *are*
> either intended for everyday use or used by people for everyday use.
Yes, just like some people swear by 'everything is impure' languages,
and go lengths to achieve immutability (e.g. Java). Why are those
prefering purity called religious, and those using completely 'impure'
languages practical?
Pure, partially pure, impure. All regimes can be religious or
practical, or both.
-- Daniel
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