Learning Functional programming. Which languages to learn.

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  • stdlib

    Fortran Standard Library (by fortran-lang)

  • learn Fortran (supports both FP and OO, but when we say Fortran we think FP mostly). And the best way to learn is contributing. You can checkout their GitHub org (Fortran-lang) and you might be astonished to see that you too can make contributions there. But you should be ready to learn and search things on your own as well. They have a discourse group too, if you get stuck somewhere. Good luck. At the moment of writing this post they have a good first issue (Greatest Common Divisor) on their stdlib repo.

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