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    • How Has Functional Programming Influenced Your Coding Style?
    Posted programming on Monday, April 28th, 2008.

    In a rare straight up pointer to somebody else’s blog!:

    How Has Functional Programming Influenced Your Coding Style?

    When I have time, I will comment – but needless to say – my exposure to FP really has changed (in a positive way) my coding style.

    -Chris

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