Scala, the programming language created more than 10 years ago is taking more and more interest. You could see more job offers requiring scala, more open source projects starting to embed scala code as neighbour to existing java code base (neo4j as example – around 15% of code base written in Scala and popular play … More Why learning Scala is worth your time
Interesting comparison between C# and F#: max level of recursion (on 64 bit machine). C#: Result: 39925 depth level, and we have StackOverflowException F#: Result: 16221946 depth level and program is still working 😉 For me, really awesome. Results are connected with how F# is dealing with recursion code. More details about that, in the … More Recursion level in C# vs F#
“The whole body of the method is a single expression which returns a value. In C# this means that the body has to start with return (#1). Also, we can’t use return anywhere else in the code, because that would require jumping to the end of the method from a middle of an expression, which … More One of the core concepts in functional programming (based on C#)
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