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Know what your functions are doing? - Side effects in 12+ languages
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Know what your functions are doing? - Side effects in 12+ languages
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- Linked in the descriptioncontextfreecode/procfun
Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.
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Programming languagesSoftware designLanguage design and type systemsFunctional programming
An exploration of how different programming languages track, control, or allow side effects in functions.
Code: github.com/contextfreecode/procfun Thanks much to my patrons for their support! And to others who've contributed on specific videos and to everyone else who watches and supports the channel in any way. Also thanks much to Brandon Blanker Lim-it for hi and bye in Filipino! twitter.com/flam8studio - And also thanks to Brendan Zabarauskas for finding the link to the Haskell `catchStateT` solution and to the Koka maintainers for adding readline to the standard library for me! Intro JavaScript TypeScript Java Zig C++ (cpp) Rust C# (csharp) Swift Odin Octave / Matlab Haskell Koka Nim Thanks to patrons! EpilogueWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended for its clear comparison of side-effect management across diverse languages like Haskell, Zig, and Koka.