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How does functional programming in Haskell compare to Scala?
Haskell is a pure functional language, meaning all computations are expressions without side effects, which can make reasoning about code easier.
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4 Replies
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Scala blends both functional and object-oriented programming, giving you more flexibility depending on your needs.
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Haskell has a steeper learning curve but is more rigorous about functional paradigms, while Scala is more pragmatic.
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If you’re working with the JVM ecosystem or need to integrate with Java, Scala is the obvious choice.
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Haskell excels at academic or research projects where functional purity is key, while Scala is more suitable for enterprise-grade software.
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