List of Figures
Chapter 1. Introducing functional programming
Figure 1.1. Modifying data in place can give concurrent threads an incorrect view of the data
Figure 1.2. The functional approach: creating a new, modified version of the original structure
Figure 1.3. A mathematical function is a mapping between the elements of two sets.
Figure 1.4. Where takes a predicate function as input.
Figure 1.5. A HOF that iteratively applies the function given as an argument
Figure 1.6. A HOF that conditionally applies the function given as an argument
Figure 1.7. A HOF that produces a function that’s given as input to another HOF
Figure 1.8. A HOF that wraps a given function between setup and teardown logic
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