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by tormeh
4374 days ago
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Compilers are well-suited for functional programming, which is why language designers seem to love it. Looping is almost never natural in a compiler. It's always recursion through trees of some sort. I guess functional programming maps nicely to problems that do not simulate something through time and which primary work is not IO. |
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