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justin cater

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Functional vs Imperative Programming. Fibonacci, Prime and Factorial in Java 8 Posted: Dec 17, 2015 5:35 PM
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There are multiple programming styles/paradigms, but two well-known ones are Imperative and Functional. Imperative programming is the most dominant paradigm as nearly all mainstream languages (C++, Java, C#) have been promoting it. But in the last few years functional programming started to gain attention. One of the main driving factors is that simply all new ...

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