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Index
Introduction Chapter 1: Lets Compare Programming Paradigms
Procedural Programming Logical Programming Functional Programming Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Chapter 2: First Class Functions
Why Do First-Class Functions Matter?
Chapter 3: Pure Functions
What Is a Pure Function? Unreasonably Pure Functional Programming Essential Functions Testing
Chapter 4: Immutability
Why Do We Need Immutables?
Chapter 5: Refactoring
When and How You Should Refactor Best Practices
Chapter 6: Higher Order Functions
.map() .reduce() .filter() Combining All Three Functions Why Can't You Use forEach()?
Chapter 7: Functional Composition Chapter 8: Currying and Closures
Currying in Mathematics Currying and Partial Function Application How Useful Is Currying? A General Curry Function Closures
Chapter 9: Referential Transparency
What Is Referential Transparency? What Isn't It? The Benefits of Referential Transparency
Chapter 10: Lambda Calculus
Working with Variables Using Application Using Abstraction Conversion Rules Evaluation Normal, Applicative, and Lazy
Chapter 11: Recursion
Writing a Recursive Function For Loop vs. Recursion Leveraging Recursion Tail Recursion
Chapter 12: Lists
Haskell List Operations Heads and Tails How to Add a New Item The Append Operator Strings Type Mismatches Handling Lists Using Recursion
Chapter 13: Pattern Matching
Branching Madness Here Comes Pattern Matching Match Everything Extractors and Pattern Matching
Chapter 14: Monads, Applicatives, and Functors
What Is a Functor? What Is an Applicative Functor? What Is a Monad? Summary
Conclusion References
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