Functional Programming With Kotlin and Arrow — Algebraic Data Types

Aug 26 2020 , Kotlin 1.3, Other, IntelliJ IDEA Kotlin 1.3, Other, IntelliJ IDEA

Learn how to use algebraic operations to better understand functional programming concepts like class constructs, typeclasses and lists in Kotlin & Arrow. By Massimo Carli.

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Functional Programming With Kotlin and Arrow — Algebraic Data Types

35 mins

Where to Go From Here?

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Congratulations! In this tutorial, you learned how algebra can help you understand the main concepts and tools of functional programming.

In the next tutorials in this series, you’ll see how these apparently theoretical concepts have important practical implications.

In the next tutorial, you’ll have the opportunity to go deeper into side effect management by using Arrow Fx.

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