… so why are you still coding in imperative style? — It is the first chapter of Science Loves Declarative Style, and you can navigate to the next chapter clicking here. Imperative programming has been the most popular paradigm for a century. Most of the technological breakthroughs are achieved using imperative programming languages such as Java, C/C++, JavaScript, Go. We cannot…

… and it is not the only one! — Logic in Simple Terms Logic is a very crucial computer science field that fuels the information technology industry. A few important use-cases of logic: querying relational databases filtering contents in email decision-making of cars constraint satisfaction problems sudoku solving finding an optimal solution to a game

This is Part 6 of Series: “How To Explain Complexity Theory To Your Buddy”. You can check my all posts here: Computability — Turing Machines, Formal Languages Computability — Classes of Problems, The Art of Reduction Complexity — Introduction Complexity — Classes and Their Limitations Complexity — Comparison of Different…

Does it sound familiar? A bunch of techies coming up with a new idea, which is going to impact the world. They start to work together and develop a bad-ass app. Everything goes well, the group is formed, and everybody has high expectations in the initial phase. Some day, the…

Let’s assume, a word in a parallel universe looks like a tree of letters instead of a sequence, and we cannot enumerate the letters in words anymore. Ask yourself these questions: How different would the languages look like? How much more complex would be the algorithms? How could books adapt…

… and getting information from data — How do you define being smart? What does it mean at all? Is it the size of data you store in your brain? Is it your book count? Is it your final grade? Or is it combining different concepts? Finding new patterns? Being open to challenges and positive change? Is…

… and why not for loops? — It is the second chapter of Science Loves Declarative Style, and you can navigate to the previous chapter clicking here. Real-Life Use-Cases Of Functional Programming

This article is directly linked to Science Loves Declarative Style. Sets and tuples are the basic list structures in the math language. In the following, we will see very important features of sets and tuples along with the operations defined on sets and tuples. Let’s start with the features. Features of Set