When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to talk about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I always think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to talk about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to talk about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I always think comparison a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to mentiontalk about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to mention about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to talk about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
When a language, e.g., Python, not emphasizing but has to mention about "functional programming", usually it speaks about three functions: map, filter and reduce. I think comparison is a good approach to learn things, so below I share the comparison I made before.
Besides, Function (&) vs lambda, Array, Table vs "list comprehensions" (Table has been mentioned but Range[] is redundant.).
