What is Arrow Functor? Arrow is a Profunctor that lifts a function of type a -> b and allows for lazy execution of the function. Arrow can be considered a Strong Profunctorif the underlying data running through the Arrow is a Pair, typically in the f…
In previous post, Arrow Functor with contramap, we have seen how to opreating on params before we invoke the function by using Arrow + contramap. It happens before function get inovked, before we get result. We can say this opreation happens on the l…
A pointed functor is a functor with an of method class IO { // The value we take for IO is always a function! static of (x) { return new IO(() => x) } constructor (fn) { this.$value = fn; } map (fn) { return new IO(compose(fn, this.$value)) } } What'…
Lifting Now, let's review map from another perspective. map :: (T -> R) -> [T] -> [R] accepts 2 parameters, a function f :: T -> R and a list list :: [T]. [T] is a generic type paramterized by T, it's not the same as T, but definitely shares s…
1. Functional programming treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical and avoids state and mutable data. Scala encourages an expression-oriented programming(EOP) 1) In expression-oriented programming every statement is an expression. A state…
Functions in Java Prior to the introduction of Lambda Expressions feature in version 8, Java had long been known as a purely object-oriented programming language. "Everything is an Object" is the philosophy deep in the language design. Objects a…
It is really important to understand function signature in functional programming. The the code example below: const map = fn => anyFunctor => anyFunctor.map(fn); 'map' is pointfree version of any founctor's map, for example: Maybe.of('maybe').map(t…
background In pursuit of a real-world application, let’s say we need an e-commerce web applicationfor a mail-order coffee bean company. They sell several types of coffee and in differentquantities, both of which affect the price. Imperative methods F…
In computer science, functional programming is a programming paradigm, a style of building the structure and elements of computer programs, that treats computation as the evaluation of mathematical functions and avoids state and mutable data. It is a…