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If you want to try a functional language that's closer to your existing background, consider trying ReScript. It has a lot of features found in functional languages (pattern matching, algebraic data types, immutability by default, currying, etc) but it looks like JavaScript and compiles to JavaScript, so you can pick it up relatively easily and use it with existing JavaScript code. Heck, you could even rewrite your old JS projects in ReScript for practice.
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