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Learning Functional Programming in Go
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Learning Functional Programming in Go

by Lex Sheehan
November 2017
Intermediate to advanced
670 pages
17h 35m
English
Packt Publishing
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Memoization

Let's utilize a memoization technique to speed up our Fibonacci calculation.

First, let's create a function type named Memoized() and define our Fibonacci variable to be of that type:

type Memoized func(int) intvar fibMem Memoized

Next, let's implement the Memoize() function. The key thing to realize here is that as soon as our application starts, even before our main() function is executed, our fibMem variable get wired up. If we were to step through our code we'd see that our Memoize function is called. The cache variable is assigned and our anonymous function is returned and assigned to our fibMem function literal variable.

func Memoize(mf Memoized) Memoized {       cache := make(map[int]int)       return func(key int) int {              if val, found ...
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