Functional Thinking with Neal Ford
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On Mon, Oct 7, 2013 at 4:22 PM, vMac wrote:
> Thank you very much James for that detailed advice
Thank you very much James for that detailed advice. I think it will take a
while
to get used to that new programming style.
Is there any good source of information for learning functional programming
(online, book)
you could recommend?
I'm right now programming mostly C -stylish with a bit knowle
The key to writing an algorithm functionally is to break it up into simple
components.
You're performing three calculations:
(def x (myfunc x))
(def buffer (in_buffer buffer x))
(+ (nth buffer 1) (nth buffer 3))
Let's tackle each in turn.
The first is a continually changing value
Hello,
I'm new to closure and functional programming and need some adviec/help with
my oldschool programming style.
I've written the following little program and hope someone could help me to
improve it.
The programm computes numbers through an iterative function , put the
numbers in a 'shift
