I could not agree more with this article. A map, filter, or reduce tells me what is going on without looking too deeply at the code. A for loop requires a careful eye to make sure you don't miss a side effect when you refactor something. The performance difference for most cases hardly compares to the maintenance benefits.
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I could not agree more with this article. A
map,filter, orreducetells me what is going on without looking too deeply at the code. Aforloop requires a careful eye to make sure you don't miss a side effect when you refactor something. The performance difference for most cases hardly compares to the maintenance benefits.