Functional Programming with C# (Packt)
Wednesday, 04 September 2024

This book looks at functional programming with C#. Alex Yagur starts with the core principles and benefits of functional programming, contrasting it with imperative and object-oriented concepts. Topics include the functional features of C# and how to write expressive, modular code through expressions, pure functions, and higher-order functions.

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Author: Alex Yagur
Publisher: Packt Publishing
Date: July 2024
Pages: 258
ISBN: 978-1805122685
Print: 1805122681
Kindle: B0D9GSMW8X
Audience: C# developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: C#

Topics include

  • Understand the core principles of functional programming
  • Differentiate functional, imperative, and OOP paradigms
  • Write expressive code with higher-order functions
  • Handle errors effectively using functional techniques
  • Utilize asynchronous programming for concurrent tasks
  • Advanced concepts, such as recursion and memoization

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