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Also known as ''side-effect-free function'' or ''stateless function''. | Also known as ''side-effect-free function'' or ''stateless function''. | ||
Also see [[Parallelism# | Also see [[Parallelism#Pure_Function|Parallelism]]. | ||
=Closures= | =Closures= |
Revision as of 18:44, 22 March 2018
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Overview
Closures and recursion are at the base of the functional programming paradigm.
Java 8 introduced lambda expressions, which allow behavior parameterization and functional programming.
Behavior Parameterization
Prior to Java 8, behavior parameterization was possible with anonymous classes. In Java 8, functions can be explicitly passed to the API, as parameters, and returned as results.
Function
Pure Function
Also known as side-effect-free function or stateless function.
Also see Parallelism.