Well, what I've learned of Common Lisp so far has turned my head to functional program. I'll be using C# for new projects at work (whenever the current one finally ends), and everything in that has to be OO. However, I've come up with many ideas on how to put a functional bend on it.
I don't know if functional programming will become a new trend, but I do agree that it makes things easier. Like with any paradigm, I don't think either functional programming or OOP are the 'ultimate answer'.
Is Functional Programming now the new OO?
Any oldies care to comment - I see a lot of Lisp and Haskell.
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I think it is fair to say that objectification was considered the way to go. Functional programming was certainly not mainstream. Is Functional Programming now the new OO?