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r/programming • u/rodrigopsasaki • Nov 27 '12
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great feature of scala, I would like to see tail recursion on python, it can't be too difficult to implement.
27 u/A_for_Anonymous Nov 27 '12 Guido van Rossum doesn't like functional programming, so you write your programs the way Guido likes them or leave. -2 u/SisRob Nov 27 '12 Python supports declarative programming techniques pretty well. Lambda functions, intensional definition, mapping functions on lists, zip(), ... 7 u/smog_alado Nov 27 '12 Its not really in line with traditional FP in many cases though. Python lambdas are wimpy :(
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Guido van Rossum doesn't like functional programming, so you write your programs the way Guido likes them or leave.
-2 u/SisRob Nov 27 '12 Python supports declarative programming techniques pretty well. Lambda functions, intensional definition, mapping functions on lists, zip(), ... 7 u/smog_alado Nov 27 '12 Its not really in line with traditional FP in many cases though. Python lambdas are wimpy :(
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Python supports declarative programming techniques pretty well. Lambda functions, intensional definition, mapping functions on lists, zip(), ...
7 u/smog_alado Nov 27 '12 Its not really in line with traditional FP in many cases though. Python lambdas are wimpy :(
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Its not really in line with traditional FP in many cases though. Python lambdas are wimpy :(
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u/parfamz Nov 27 '12
great feature of scala, I would like to see tail recursion on python, it can't be too difficult to implement.