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2016-06-06 22:18:12
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So I just finished the functional programming course at my uni where this book was required reading. My God this book is an overrated pile of garbage.
Where do I start my critique? The unnecessary verbosity? The shitty environment model in chapter three? The total lack of useful algorithms? How about no indication of how to apply any of the shit this book teaches you?
Most modern CS books teach several programming paradigms, introduce algorithms and data structures, and also something to show or tell how these techniques can be useful in the real world. There is non of that in this shitty, outdated, overly verbose pile of crap.
The only think I gained by reading this shit is learning about tail recursion and getting better at recursive techniques in general. That's about it.