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Exhaustive! I can't add more ))
Sarcasm is understandable, but nevertheless - this is a basic difference and all the others are consequences of it. For example, the absence in a pure FP of variables, the values of which can be changed.
And how is this OP fundamentally different from using pointers to functions?
Assignment is forbidden in FP. Objects can only be created and copied.
Assignment is forbidden in FP. Objects can only be created and copied.
well, at least something started to become clear by page 13 of the discussion - watched several video tutorials on youtube, just babbling about some high art in the form of FP))
ZS: If you had written an article, I think it would be useful for "immature minds", the style of presentation in your articles deserves respect (well, I like your articles if not make it up ))). ), of course, need to agree with the admins
Assignment is forbidden in FP. Objects can only be created and copied.
If you can't, but really want to, you can) You just have to deal with monads)
SZS: if you wrote an article, I think it would be useful for "immature minds", the style of presentation in your articles deserves respect (well, or I like your articles if you do not make it up ))) ), of course we must agree with the admins.
Unfortunately, I can't. First, I do not know a lot about FP, but just the basics. Secondly, MQL and FP are different universes. There is no justification for disguising FP as a practical material devoted to MQL.
Secondly, MQL and FP are different universes. There is no justification for masquerading FP as practical MQL material.
Write an article on how to connect haskell dll to mt. And explain that fp is safe and what you need for finance.
Write an article on how to connect haskell dll to mt. And explain that fp is safe and what you need for finance.
Why bother - just put Lisp in MQL :-)
it's cool that there's not much code in the lisp dialect implementation...it's small
only the practical meaning of this action is not addressed. Which hints in principle at the power and relevance of FP in this fieldwhy bother - Lisp to MQL at once :-)
it's cool that there's not much code in the lisp dialect implementation... it's small
only the practical meaning of this action is not seen. Which alludes in principle to the power and relevance of FP in this fieldClojure then
Started looking for languages with more expressiveness, so as to trample the keyboard less. This one turned out to be even shorter than Python. It has a version based on .net, and the non-New bibles are connected in 1 move to mt.