That was my point, Idan; if-statements are just conditional jumps, and you need those to be Turing complete. I disagree with the idea that if-statements are always a design flaw, because that just leads to using overabstracted solutions for simple problems, e.g. using pattern matching on a boolean condition.
I agree with your virtue, I just don't see something as integral as the if-statement as a 'problematic implementation'.
I understand whose is in the functional is alergic to IF statement, but a coder can create a good program without a functional approach. Many developers write code in procedural mode, if you use GNU/Linux you'll know that in many files you'll find IF statements
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That was my point, Idan; if-statements are just conditional jumps, and you need those to be Turing complete. I disagree with the idea that if-statements are always a design flaw, because that just leads to using overabstracted solutions for simple problems, e.g. using pattern matching on a boolean condition.
I agree with your virtue, I just don't see something as integral as the if-statement as a 'problematic implementation'.
I understand whose is in the functional is alergic to IF statement, but a coder can create a good program without a functional approach. Many developers write code in procedural mode, if you use GNU/Linux you'll know that in many files you'll find IF statements