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Programming like a Mathematician

Original Article: Programming like a Mathematician I: Closures.

An excellent article, advocates the use of closures to avoid recursion. Target programming problems that acquire an indeterministic nature when solved by recursion.

Posted on January 31, 2006Author santoshCategories programming, technology

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