Functional Programming 1

[@neilclay5835]

Brilliant start

[@michaelotu9723]

i miss the chalk board days

[@joelfankam3719]

thx , really easy to follow

[@ayubsheikh1209]

Thank you for uploading those lectures. do you the the logic programming course by Jürgen Giesl.

[@nemosmith4745]

Very very good tutorial

[@hebertotonielgamarra5111]

Hello everyone, Thank you for this lecture series. They seem to be very useful for me as a programming beginner. I have a question: Was this recorded 10 months ago? For some reason it looks much older than that. Thanks.

[@lpblewis]

He says it's 2012 at some points in the lecture.

[@bailahie4235]

It opens with a title screen stating "13.04.2012"....

[@Riacho_lol]

It looks like I just stumbled upon a chest of gold.

[@michaelmajek5190]

Thanks for the upload

[@elishevawolovitz7537]

does this course also cover logical programming at all? And is there any course outline?

[@betims]

Didn't know that Haskell nicked function declaration from Prolog

[@user-dk4xu1fo4c]

Weirdest way to write a "1" I've ever seen.

[@KaushikShankarOnline]

Looks like a caret ^ lol 😅

[@willw2596]

As with any functional vs oop discussion, this intentionally puts up a badly writing code as a strawman argument against oop. Come on. Can people talk about functional on its own merits without attacking the others?

[@user-tx4wj7qk4t]

Ya I agree. FP is taught very poorly to beginners. Hyper focused on recursion when you never even use recursion outside of library implementations. And spend more time talking about OOP than showing how fp is special. The real issue too is what people call OOP is really just procedural with objects on top