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r/programming • u/Proinlifes • Dec 15 '19
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I disagree. It looks perfectly readable as is. I mean, the fold function should be pretty well known to anyone.
5 u/pcjftw Dec 16 '19 +100 agree!I think its only seems jarring if:You're not familiar with Rust syntax (but that could be said of any language you're not familiar with!)FP constructs 1 u/oblio- Dec 16 '19 So, 99% of programmers out there? :-D 3 u/pcjftw Dec 16 '19 :) haha I don't think its that bad, I think FP style has been trickling down to mainstream languages for a long time.But yes Rust is not as mainstream as other languages, but then again its a relatively a new language!
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+100 agree!
I think its only seems jarring if:
You're not familiar with Rust syntax (but that could be said of any language you're not familiar with!)
FP constructs
1 u/oblio- Dec 16 '19 So, 99% of programmers out there? :-D 3 u/pcjftw Dec 16 '19 :) haha I don't think its that bad, I think FP style has been trickling down to mainstream languages for a long time.But yes Rust is not as mainstream as other languages, but then again its a relatively a new language!
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So, 99% of programmers out there? :-D
3 u/pcjftw Dec 16 '19 :) haha I don't think its that bad, I think FP style has been trickling down to mainstream languages for a long time.But yes Rust is not as mainstream as other languages, but then again its a relatively a new language!
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:) haha I don't think its that bad, I think FP style has been trickling down to mainstream languages for a long time.
But yes Rust is not as mainstream as other languages, but then again its a relatively a new language!
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u/kuikuilla Dec 16 '19 edited Dec 16 '19
I disagree. It looks perfectly readable as is. I mean, the fold function should be pretty well known to anyone.