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by pcblues
1751 days ago
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I guess my point was that if you are trying to achieve results in a language paradigm that isn't the one the language was designed for, the learning curve is _really_ steep, and to use the declarative features of any language still requires you to understand the paradigms' differences. When I was at uni it wasn't until the final year that Programming Paradigms was a course, but even a rough introduction to them in any of the languages I studied earlier would have helped. Something like, "This language is used like this. It is not used like this, for example." |
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