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Use this tag for programs where "functional" style is important - likely making use of function composition and without side-effects. NOT simply because your code contains functions!

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I am looking for a good way to structure my Kotlin code using Spring Boot 4 and Spring 7. The new features I am using are: Reflectionless dependency injection via ...
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Also posted on Reddit. As a small personal exercise, I'm trying to implement a notion of higher-kinded types in Rust using type-level defunctionalisation based on the "Lightweight higher-kinded ...
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In my application there are many business workflows. Most of them are quite simple and can be put in one function. A few of them however are very complex and have many business validations, require ...
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This increment This obsoletes a former version, after taking a great review into account: The encoding now preserves sized_range and ...
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This obsoletes a former version and is obsoleted by an improved version. The following code is an implementation of, in ambition, RFC 4648 compliant Base16 conversions as range adaptors in C++23. It ...
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The question asked is very straight-forward and is simple enough to solve. What I am looking for is that hopefully I can get some understanding for using the constructs and built-ins of the Haskell ...
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An event source built around an observer design pattern implementation… ...
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I want to get better at functional programming so I started with this simple 2-player TicTacToe game. Next I want to add a simple min-max algorithm to make it a 1-player game, but before that I'd like ...
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I want to replace a for loop with a break/return condition inside with a lambda. I think I have a good replacement, but I want ...
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I have a table of user info. When you click the button, I want to get the email address from each selected row, output into a comma-separated string. I got it to work with the following code, but I'm ...
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(Please note: the post about the compose implementation announced below is now available.) This is about decorating callables by making their argument and return value to be a ...
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I am using the Advent of Code 2023 to study functional programming and the ranges library in C++. This code is for the second part of Day 3 and is the best solution using FB I've created. I'd ...
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I've been battling ChatGPT for hours now and can't get satisfied with this simple algorithm in TypeScript. These two (hopefully correct) TypeScript+ReactNative solutions should move the timestamp ...
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Util class to find into a collection the indexes of a given element with multiple occurrences from the first index or relative to a given index. ...
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This is a interview practice question from BFE.dev. Currying is a useful technique used in JavaScript applications. Please implement a curry() function, which ...
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I'm trying to make a partial function from any function. Here is a working example: ...
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I've written a function that takes two arrays of integers as input and removes all the elements in the first array that are also present in the second array. I would like to share my code with you and ...
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I have written a Python function called closest_multiple_10() which takes an integer as input and returns the closest multiple of 10. The function works as expected,...
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When I write code, I tend to follow functional paradigms often. The main thing I try to do is use values returned from functions. What I notice though, is I end up having a sort of function argument ...
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Have I defined a Monad object for C++? Below is a class called var which I created years ago to implement a lambda calculus like interpreter in C++. The class ...
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I have implementted a simple JavaScript function to find the list of abundant numbers and print them on the screen. an abundant number is a number for which the sum of its proper divisors is greater ...
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I have decided on a preferred solution to my question A maybe type in Python. Which implementation is best?, and have expanded it to be more ergonomic. I have implemented a host of utility functions (...
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I tried so many things to do this task. I have no idea why doesn't it work. Please help! ...
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Upon suggestion in the original question within Stack Overflow, I'm bringing my question here. We have created a function that will convert the data into the desired format, but it has a lot of code ...
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