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Functional Programming in Java
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Functional Programming in Java

by Pierre-Yves Saumont
January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
472 pages
14h 42m
English
Manning Publications
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Chapter 5. Data handling with lists

This chapter covers

  • Classifying data structures in functional programming
  • Using the ubiquitous singly linked list
  • Understanding the importance of immutability
  • Handling lists with recursion and functions

Data structures are among the most important concepts in programming, as well as in everyday life. The world as we see it is itself a huge data structure composed of simpler data structures, which are in turn composed of simpler structures. Each time we try to model something, be it objects or facts, we end up with data structures.

There are many types of data structures. In computing, data structures are generally represented as a whole by the term collections. A collection is a group of data items ...

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