C# has always had functional capabilities, beginning with small ways to enhance object-oriented (OO) programming. Moving to the cloud and microservices necessitated functional additions to C#.

Perhaps you already use a functional programming language. If you use a more conventional language like Java or C#, you’re probably aware it has functional programming features in store.

Functional programming is a significant paradigm shift in the software world over the past 10 years. Slowly but surely, it has moved from a niche feature of a few uncommonly used languages to a ...

For example, JavaScript, Lua, and Perl 6 are scripting languages that support functional programming; C++ 11, C# 3+, and Rust are C-like languages that support functional programming; and MATLAB ...

Lang Ext, an open-source library for C# written by London-based Paul Louth, provides a set of helper functions and types that aim to "bring some of the functional world into C#" while trying to look l ...

Combine Generics and Functional Programming: C# : Creating an Undo manager: Listing 1 You need to store a list of objects, which will facilitate enabling multiple undo and redo actions. Note that you ...