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By bloid
via prog21.dadgum.com
Submitted: May 12 2008 / 07:41
By the definition of functional programming, functions can't access any data that isn't passed in. That means you need to think about what data is needed for a particular function, and "thread" that data through your program so a function can access it. It sounds horrible when written down, but it's easy in practice.
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