Functional Programming
Long story short I'm terrible at it. I can program in the languages. But I have really bad coding techniques for a FP programmer. So, could someone (rapidcoder perhaps) post some good books/tutorials to learn Functional programming? I'm sure it will also help all those out there who want to expand their programming pallet.
Which language?
Here you have: http://deptinfo.unice.fr/~roy/sicp.pdf
The examples are in Scheme, but the content is very universal, and you can use those techniques in almost any FP language.
Here you have: http://deptinfo.unice.fr/~roy/sicp.pdf
The examples are in Scheme, but the content is very universal, and you can use those techniques in almost any FP language.
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This is a bit ambiguous as there is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FP_(programming_language) which is a bit different from usual functional programming :)
@rapid I'm dabbling in Haskell (for pure FP programming), Scala (as my professor is ok with me using it for class work), and F# (because I'm more used to .NET than I am Java)
@hamster I meant Functional Paradigm Programming.
@hamster I meant Functional Paradigm Programming.
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