In an era where software complexity is increasing by the day, functional programming offers a paradigm that simplifies code maintenance and enhances reliability. Functional Programming with C# takes you on an exhaustive journey into functional programming within C#. The book familiarizes you with the core principles and benefits of functional programming, juxtaposing it with imperative and object-oriented paradigms. You’ll get to grips with the functional features of C# and learn to write expressive, modular code through expressions, pure functions, and higher-order functions. As you advance, you’ll explore advanced concepts such as error handling and asynchronous programming, which will equip you with the practical skills that you need to tackle real-world challenges. By comparing functional programming in C# with other languages and providing additional resources, this book ensures that you’re well-equipped to continue your journey toward mastery in functional programming. By the end of this book, you’ll have gained a thorough understanding of functional programming techniques, such as recursion, memoization, and composition, empowering you to write robust, maintainable code.

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Spis treści

Functional Programming with C#. Unlock coding brilliance with the power of functional magic eBook -- spis treści

• 1. Getting Started with Functional Programming
• 2. Expressions and Statements
• 3. Pure Functions and Side Effects
• 4. Honest Functions, Null, and Option
• 5. Error Handling
• 6. Higher-Order Functions and Delegates
• 7. Functors and Monads
• 8. Recursion and Tail Calls
• 9. Currying and Partial Application
• 10. Pipelines and Composition
• 11. Reflecting and Looking Ahead