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Some fun and exploring of FizzBuzz implementations in functional programming style and Scala 3.
Updated with a more functional implementation of FizzBuzz November 2015 Updated with a link to an implementation using Monoids July 2016 FizzBuzz fun in Scala using Scala Streams. The straightforward implementation of FizzBuzz usually involves defini...
Nearly a decade ago, I wrote a post about implementing FizzBuzz in a more functional manner, which also happened to be the final entry on a blog I started that year. Now, I want to dedicate more time to writing, and rebooting my blog seems to be a go...
In previous articles of this series, I examined various implementations and meanwhile experimented with others at different levels of abstraction. However, before delving into those, I wanted to present what I believe to be the most straightforward a...
Every implementation of FizzBuzz in this series, at its core, has relied on an infinitely counting lazy list. This modelling is logical, as the game can theoretically be played indefinitely. In this post, we will explore the possibility of defining a...
In this series, I've mentioned that using an if-expression in the FizzBuzz problem can be more error-prone and complex compared to functional approaches. In this brief article, I'll demonstrate why that's the case. Let's start with a simple working i...
In this post, we will continue from where we left off in a previous article in this series, "FizzBuzz Fun in Scala: Combining Functions," and explore where further abstraction leads us in terms of functional programming design patterns. Our goal is t...