November 2009
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
21h 40m
English
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Functional languages are expressive, accomplishing great feats using short, succinct, and readable code. All this is possible because functional languages provide richer ways for expressing abstractions. We can hide how the code executes and specify only the desired results. The code that specifies how to achieve the results is written only once. Thanks to the rich abstractions, we can hide all the complexity in libraries.
This different approach to programming has far-reaching implications for real-world applications. This way of ...
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