functionalism in computer science
Functionalism in computer science refers to a programming paradigm that focuses on building software systems by composing functions and treating them as fundamental building blocks. It emphasizes the use of pure functions without any side effects, enabling clearer code understanding, better modularity, and the ability to reason about program behavior.
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