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Is designing a generic parameterized class with methods of it accepting higher order functions a functional technique that we can use in Java 8?
Recently I have asked this question: How do you rewrite the code which using generics and functionals in Java 8 and mixing oop and functional programming by using only object-oriented? on ...
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Do functions make Java a functional programming language? [closed]
I have been struggling to understand programming paradigms.
OOP is a paradigm with sole aim of modeling complex (real-world) systems, and it got me thinking:
is OOP the only programming paradigm ...
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Which programming paradigm mixes well with reactive in java? [closed]
So I have the feeling that one can forget object oriented programming when reactive streams are in use, due to the lack of the async-await syntax (because with the call chaining, the state has to be ...
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Is there a mismatch between XSL and OOP? [closed]
context and background:
I prefer OOP for the most part and find it, largely, more intuitive -- this is my bias.
When I read that functional language x is better than OOP language y I think to myself:...
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How and where to make global function file in jsp sevlet web application
I am making a website in Servlet&JSP. I am looking for good way to make a specific function file from where I can call and declare my common functions. If I made a java file function. Java, so is ...
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What makes JVM so much versatile to support so many JVM languages?
JVM supports so many languages other than Java like Groovy,Clojure,Scala etc which are functional languages unlike Java(I am referring to Java before Version 8 where Lambda's are not supported) that ...
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How to code in a more functional style in Java? [duplicate]
I code Java for at least 5 years now and I really appreciate how the language works. When looking at new JVM languages (e.g. Scala, Clojure) there is a trend to more functional ways to code and this ...
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