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Functional Programming in Other Languages
The concepts of functional programming are spreading to mainstream languages. Jeremy explores functional programming in Python.
All mainstream languages (like Python, Java and C++) are incorporating functional constructs. So even if you aren’t going to be using Haskell regularly, you can still develop your code in a more functional way in other languages.
Which languages do you use? How can you become more functional when you develop code in these languages? Please let us know in the comments section.
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