FYI: dev.to/peerreynders/comment/1a73d
I do feel more and more drawn towards a more functional / declarative style of programming. It makes it (at least for me) more intuitive (both when reading and writing), than either imperative or object oriented.
I'm not sure that Python is the right "medium" for a functional/declarative style.
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FYI: dev.to/peerreynders/comment/1a73d
I do feel more and more drawn towards a more functional / declarative style of programming. It makes it (at least for me) more intuitive (both when reading and writing), than either imperative or object oriented.
I'm not sure that Python is the right "medium" for a functional/declarative style.