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Introduction to Functional Programming Concepts

I was reading the RSS feed for dzone and saw this well written introduction to Functional Programming. Since people have been discussing adding closures to Java, I started reading more about functional programming languages. After spending many years watching people struggle with multi-threaded programs, I’m beginning to think function programming languages might be ready to make [...]

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