(Scala Edition)
by Alvin Alexander
appears in Programming and Technology.
If you've had trouble trying to learn Functional Programming, (FP), you're not alone. In this book, Alvin Alexander author of the Scala Cookbook and former teacher of Java and ObjectOriented Programming, (OOP) classes writes about his own problems in trying to understand FP, and how he finally conquered it.What he originally learned is that ex...
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