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What technique in functional programming is difficult to learn but useful afterwards?

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functional-programming

haskell

This question is of course inspired by Monads in Haskell.

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Łukasz Lew Avatar asked Sep 17 '09 12:09

Łukasz Lew

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wrapping my head around continuation passing style has helped my javascript coding a lot

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Martin DeMello Avatar answered Sep 24 '22 07:09

Martin DeMello
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