How come?
If it doesn't have tail call optimizations then it's about as far away from functional as you can get. They're essential for basic functional abstraction.
Nope. Scala allows for and promotes for functional programming with higher order functions all over the place, its more powerful type system, immutability, practices, standard library, and much more. Having lambdas…
Do you have a link that would educate me about some of these problems? Package management interests me because I might find myself developing a package manager in the near future, but I don't know much about it. Not…
How come?
If it doesn't have tail call optimizations then it's about as far away from functional as you can get. They're essential for basic functional abstraction.
Nope. Scala allows for and promotes for functional programming with higher order functions all over the place, its more powerful type system, immutability, practices, standard library, and much more. Having lambdas…
Do you have a link that would educate me about some of these problems? Package management interests me because I might find myself developing a package manager in the near future, but I don't know much about it. Not…