Pure Functions / Intro to JavaScript ES6 programming, lesson 17
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- čas přidán 16. 02. 2017
- Explore the idea of determinism, side effects, and purity in functions. Get to know the beauty of pure functions.
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Amazing explanation, this is the best explanation I ever seen about Pure Function. I'm illuminated!
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Aaaw, thanks! Super glad you liked it.
Beautiful presentation. Educational videos here on youtube vary from ones which require effort to understand and those like yours which feels like you are downloading knowledge directly into your brain. The language-agnostic approach of your presentation was also very helpful for those of us who want to understand this concept but do not work with javascript. Great job!
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Thank you kindly! :-)
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kudos for the effort, flowless delivery
Very useful! The way of explaining was so clear .How you relate and give the overall picture was awesome!
Very glad you liked it, thanks!
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The best explanation of Pure function I have gone through online till now. This is the first video of your channel I watched and I just immediately subscribed. 👍
I love how he does the irl box functions
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I really enjoyed this series. Hope you will continue. I am going to watch it again 😀
we should invent a term of PURE TUTORIAL.. I'm surprised why you stop producing this type of AMAZING work !!
plus the notes on your lessons are really useful
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Hope so too :) Thanks!
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today i really understand what are sideeffect, purefunction and deterministic.
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great video! some code will provide more practical eg
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Will not stop! I had a loooong break, but I'm getting back to producing new videos soon!
Couple of things to add:
In functional programming paradigm:
1- Even the argument itself that is sent to a function MUST NOT be changed, this is thought of as an evil behaviour. For example, if a matrix is sent to a function, the function is not allowed to manipulate its entries. It can only copy it and manipulate the entries of a copy (could be expensive).
This is so crucial, that in Julia programming, they stipulate that a function should have a bang "!" in its name as a grim reminder to the user that this function has evil behaviour.
2- A MASSIVE consequence of this style is: Object Oriented Programming is bullshit. That's simply because methods of class have access to data of the class (self). In fact, the quintessence of OOP (combining data and code) is antethical to the spirit of functional programming that says a function is a function, it is separate from data.
Just like Dynamic Programming is flexible and feels awesome for a beginner and fails miserably in large projects, OOP to FP is similar. Once your code is in order of tens of thousands of lines, you can't track what's going on and you start to appreciate functional programming.
10/10
why did you stop? that's fantastic :)
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when are you going to release more?
I plan to revive this channel in a few weeks.
Why not more video ,,, Looking for more video
So, the non-deterministic functions are also known as "higher-order functions"???
No. Non-deterministic and higher-order functions are unrelated concept. A higher order function is a function that takes a function as an argument, or returns a function. It may or may not be deterministic.
@@rakhimd.5703 Thanks.
Not a single example in the whole video and I still have no Idea what a pure function is. Apparently it's just better