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by chromatic
5736 days ago
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I'm just a bit sad that "modern Perl" is OO Perl, and not more in the style of Higher-Order Perl. There's an element of practicality. Perl doesn't force the use of any specific paradigm, but as it's not a pure functional language, the dominant paradigm for maintainable, large applications tends to be OO. |
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