I worked as a sysadmin and developer in small, medium and large companies. My professional journey in IT began in 2013 and I can't shut up about the things I've learned.
Chances are, you heard of functional programming, and maybe dabbled in it. But if it is not your main paradigm, you probably have some misconceptions about it. First of all, a disclaimer: I am still new to FP myself, but I have already wrestled with understanding it for at least
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As already mentioned in my PHP article on this topic, I frequently store multi-line strings in my programs. Today, let's use ascii based game art for our example. Language version used in this article: Scala 3.6.2 The Artwork Here is the artwork of a book that
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A common task I face when programming is to store multi-line strings in a variable. This may be related to templating for views, emails or configuration files for third party systems, or just writing readable inputs for tests. The naive approach First I want to show you the naive approach:
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