I definitely agree. I was having the same thought as I was reading through this.
Anyhow, as you know, functional programming is more than just "I wrote a lambda," the same as object-oriented programming is more than just "I created an object." You can use the tools of any paradigm, but the paradigm itself has more to do with structure than anything, and again, that structure can be a hybrid of any variety of paradigms. (For example, my personal favorite is OOP+Generic).
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I definitely agree. I was having the same thought as I was reading through this.
Anyhow, as you know, functional programming is more than just "I wrote a lambda," the same as object-oriented programming is more than just "I created an object." You can use the tools of any paradigm, but the paradigm itself has more to do with structure than anything, and again, that structure can be a hybrid of any variety of paradigms. (For example, my personal favorite is OOP+Generic).