Justin Johansson wrote:
Certainly though, to code C/C++ in a
functional fashion requires a fair amount of experience and
rethinking of imperative coding habits.
Ironically, my own use of C/C++ is tending more and more to adopt
functional idioms.
There is no reason to think that D programming cannot also be
approached with a functional mindset.
My experience with traditional FP languages is limited to reading about
them, and writing some very small programs in Lisp. But I think that D's
support of immutability and purity go a long way to supporting FP
idioms, a lot longer than C/C++.
