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by curryst
1739 days ago
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I didn't think there was a massive memory gap between functional languages and other paradigms? I had always made the assumption that it was because immutable data allows the compiler to make optimizations that it normally can't. For example, you could pass all values by reference implicitly, because they can't be mutated. There are probably others. It seems like the paradigm is different enough that the pitfalls are also slightly different. |
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