<Ciro Santilli> thinks <imperative programming> is just a superset of <functional programming> where you can have state.

<C (programming language)> and <C++>: OK, you're old before the Internet and compiled, forgiven.

<Python>: OMG, please, just make it work!!! Your are interpreted!!! You are a hot web technology!!! <Node.js> and <Ruby (programming language)> are doing just fine, and Ruby is not newer than you!!! See also: <pip (package manager)>.


Functional programming is a subset of imperative programming

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