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What are the types of tasks for which Functional Programming paradigm really wins over imperative one? [closed]

During its evolution C# gradually gets more and more features which belong to functional paradigm. Subjectively these features allow (at least me) to be more productive, fluent and write maintainable ...
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Declarative programming for deterministic real time control

Let's say you want control a motor in real time. Normally you would use a microcontroller or PC with e.g. c-programming language. So you would use an imperative approach. You tell the microcontroller ...
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Example of where Functional Programming is Superior to Imperative or Object-Oriented Programming? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Which problems domains are more suited to functional programming solutions I've been reading about functional programming. I've been using mostly C#.net recently, and I would ...
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