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Functional Programming Functional programming

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This is a simple example about using functions as parameters. function reduce(f: function(Number,Number):Number, list: Number[], nilArg: Number):Number { if( list == [] ) then nilArg else f( list[0], reduce(f, list[x|indexof x > 0], nilArg)) } function sum( x: Number, y: Number ): Number { x + y } function product( x: Number, y: Number ): Number {x * y } def list : Number[] = [1,2,3,4]; function p( s: String ) { println( s ); } p("# sum : {reduce(sum,list,0)}"); p("# product : {reduce(product,list,1)}"); 2 курса лекций по функциональному программированию * Александр Кубенский * Евгений Кирпичёв Category theory foundations

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2 курса лекций по функциональному программированию * Александр Кубенский * Евгений Кирпичёв Category theory foundations This is a simple example about using functions as parameters. function reduce(f: function(Number,Number):Number, list: Number[], nilArg: Number):Number { if( list == [] ) then nilArg else f( list[0], reduce(f, list[x|indexof x > 0], nilArg)) } function sum( x: Number, y: Number ): Number { x + y } function product( x: Number, y: Number ): Number {x * y } def list : Number[] = [1,2,3,4]; function p( s: String ) { println( s ); } p("# sum : {reduce(sum,list,0)}"); p("# product : {reduce(product,list,1)}");