Functional Programming

Embedded Software: Functional vs Non-Functional Programming

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Embedded Software: Functional vs Non-Functional Programming

Hello everyone, I am the Mixed Bag Master. In this article, we will share a comparison between functional programming and non-functional programming in embedded applications. Functional vs Non-Functional Programming Functional programming (also known as functional programming, lambda calculus) is a programming paradigm that treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions and avoids changing state … Read more

Cytoolz: A Functional Programming Library for Python!

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Cytoolz: A Functional Programming Library for Python!

Cytoolz: Making Your Python Code More Functional and Elegant! Python, as a flexible programming language, is always full of surprises. Today, we are going to talk about a super cool functional programming library Cytoolz, which can make your code more concise and efficient, like putting a “performance-enhancing cloak” on your code. What is Cytoolz? Cytoolz … Read more

Ten Features of the MoonBit Language

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Ten Features of the MoonBit Language

Original Title: Ten Features of the MoonBit Language OSCHINA ↑ Click the blue text to follow us Original Title: Ten Features of the MoonBit Language Original link: https://medium.com/@hivemind_tech/moonbit-language-in-10-features-4dc41a3a1d6cAuthor: Ignacio | Engineer at Hivemind, a German tech company As a Scala developer, I have recently noticed that the market for Scala is gradually shrinking, prompting me … Read more

Challenging Yourself to Avoid Using For Loops

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Challenging Yourself to Avoid Using For Loops

(Click the blue text above to quickly follow us) Compiled by: Bole Online – Xin Zai If you have good articles to submit, please click → here for details Why challenge yourself to avoid writing for loops in your code? Because it forces you to use more advanced and idiomatic syntax or libraries. This article … Read more

Introduction to the Python filter() Function

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Introduction to the Python filter() Function

<span>filter()</span> is a built-in high-order function in Python used to filter sequences, removing elements that do not meet the specified conditions, and returning an iterator object (returns a list in Python 2.x and an iterator in Python 3.x). Basic Syntax filter(function, iterable) How It Works <span>filter()</span> takes each element in <span>iterable</span> as an argument to … Read more

Exploring Closures in Rust – Part 9

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Exploring Closures in Rust - Part 9

Introduction: This article is the 9th in the "Rust Programming" series, totaling 27 articles. Click on the "Rust Language" tag to view other chapters! The concept of “closures” is likely familiar to JavaScript users. In simple terms, a closure is a function without a name, but it has many differences from a regular function. Let’s … Read more