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Why do we use persistent data structures in functional programming?
Functional programming employs persistent data structures and immutable objects. My question is why is it crucial to have such data structures here? I want to understand at a low level what would ...
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How do Functional Reactive Programming and the Actor model relate to each other?
FRP is about streaming events and behaviours through pure functions. The Actor model - at least, as implemented in Akka - is about streaming immutable messages (which can be considered to be discrete ...
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What would be the classification of R according to paradigms?
I would like to know in which classification is the R programming language. It has elements of the imperative paradigm and object oriented paradigm (some things like that even a number is an object ...