Time to take a closer look to the standard library from the functional programming point of view.
In the first installment of this series, I stated that using a library to implement functional programming structures would not be an ideal solution, but as C language pioneered in the 70s, part of the language finds its proper location in a library.
C++ standard library has grown disorderly oversize during the years, so let’s have a look at what kind of support is available for those that want to use C++ with the functional paradigm.
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