Functional programming

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Functional programming is a programming paradigm that abstracts away the computational state. The program is written in a stateless, and thus immutable, manner. In this sense it is seen as opposite to imperative programming which focuses on state transitions. Functional programming uses [[procedural programming] fgf]

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