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Should I provide partialed functions based on API call in Clojure?
I am designing a library to wrap an API with Clojure. The API requires user credentials to authenticate user related calls.
My first approach was to have functions that do each task the API can do:
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How can we handle inserts/delete cases using Map like data structures in FP?
Let's say, that we keep track of students entering the auditorium using their IDs(Key) and their check-in time(Value) in a Map. We delete the entries once they move out of the auditorium. I want to ...
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What are the functional equivalents of imperative break statements and other loop checks?
Let's say, I've the below logic. How to write that in Functional Programming?
public int doSomeCalc(int[] array)
{
int answer = 0;
if(array!=null)
{
for(...
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Does Clojure have continuations/coroutines/etc?
I started programming with Python, and I was really confused by concepts like coroutines and closures.
Now I think I know them on some superficial level, but I've never felt that "enlightement" ...
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Can functional programming used for solving problems which require randomness?
This older question tells us that in functional programming "true" randomness cannot be achieved since in FP functions are pure/idempotent and return the same value irrespective of number of ...
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How Functional Programming addresses concurrent increment/decrement operations invoked by different users? [duplicate]
Using Functional language, How can 2 different parties achieve the result of increment/decrement operations concurrently?
For the below scenario, Let's say, I've 2 quantities in stock and 2 users in ...
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How Functional Programming addresses concurrent increment/decrement operations invoked by different users?
Using Functional language, How can 2 different parties achieve the result of increment/decrement operations concurrently?
For the below scenario,
Let's say, I've 2 quantities in stock and 2 users in ...
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Pattern matching in Clojure vs Scala
What are the key differences between pattern matching in these two languages? I am not referring to syntax, but capability, implementation details, range of use cases and necessity.
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How do people get rid of conditional branches in Functional Programming?
Long running switch cases or if-else-if constructs are avoided in OOP using polymorphism wherever it is applicable.
instead of branching by matching a value, branching is done at class-level itself.
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How to represent hard-to-calculate "properties" of "objects" in functional code?
I have a polyline "class" in my Clojure program, which is represented by a vector of points. (It's not really a class or anything.)
The polyline's length (in the geometric sense) is something that is ...
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Clojure: Decomposing Logging, Metrics, and Business Logic from a Function
I was reading the post A Modern Architecture for FP that included a code snippet that the author wanted to decompose further. I don't know Haskell but I recognize enough to know that I've written many ...
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What was the influence of Chris Okasaki's data structures on Scala? [closed]
I heard a friend say:
The first real use of Chris Okasaki's book was in Clojure's data structures
I heard another friend say:
No, they influenced the design of Scala in quite a subtle way.
My ...
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Where do we put "asking the world" code when we separate computation from side effects?
According to Command-Query Separation principle, as well as Thinking in Data and DDD with Clojure presentations one should separate side effects (modifying the world) from computations and decisions, ...
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How to refactor a Java singleton to Clojure?
I'm writing a simple game in Java and I want to learn Clojure, so I've decided to refactor my current Java code to Clojure. The problem is that I've coded so much in object-oriented languages that I ...
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Could we build a functional computer?
As mush as FP has done, in the end, all our programs are structured.
That is, it doesn't matter how pure or functional we make a them - they are always translated to assembly,
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