jhlee4997's honest review, Multi-paradigm Programming Part 1: Iterator Pattern & LISP (with TypeScript, Clojure, Kotlin) course
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Average rating 4.8
It was a master's lecture that combined various elements and melted them into their own unique language. I had understood this content in a more mathematical language, like Iterable Functor -> Fx Monad, but I appreciated it being explained in a more practical form. Furthermore, the author's explanation of list processing has a mathematical framework for understanding it using adjoint functors, and it was excellent that they emphasized the potential confusion between code (meaning) < - > data (no meaning). However, personally, I found it difficult to consider it multi-paradigm, as almost all explanations seemed to be based on the functional paradigm. I am challenged by the instructor's ability to skillfully combine practice and theory. Thank you. Completed the course! Liked it!
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Thank you very much for taking the course and for the wonderful review. :) After covering iterators, one of multi-paradigm intersections, in Part 1, the multi-paradigm content advances in Chapters 4, 5, 6, and 7 of the book, which include new material absent from Part 1. We kindly ask for your continued interest :)
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