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In the last post, we saw how to use the task function to repeat tasks periodically or listen for asynchronous events. Now let's demonstrate it using a...
Before continuing with the "Mobile Development" series, I decided to write about the task function, because it is a very useful function as we will...
In functional languages, we care a lot about the so-called "side effects" of functions. Based on the definition of Eric Normand, a function with side...
In one of the last posts, we discussed functions to add or remove items from lists with push, pop and so on. Today, we will see how to apply functions...
Writing code in PicoLisp means to think a lot in lists and list structures. This is because lists are one of only three data types in PicoLisp, the...
In the next posts, I want to talk a little bit more about functional programming as a concept - what it is, and what features of PicoLisp make it a...
