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by Lichtso
1543 days ago
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Assuming we define functional as referential transparent and imperative in turn as referential opaque. Then, I think there are two different aspects of the problem: - There is the identity of each object in your program (e.g. a key, reference or pointer), regardless of its value. - And there are the versions of values each object has / had. Imperative tracks identities but no versions while functional tracks versions but no identities. Ideally the program would run in a VCS so that one could track both versions and identities. |
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