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== Benefits of Functional Programming == Functional programming brings several benefits to software development: 1. '''Modularity and Reusability:''' Functional programming promotes modular code by emphasizing the separation of concerns and the use of pure functions, leading to reusable and composable code components. 2. '''Concurrency and Parallelism:''' With immutability and pure functions, functional programming facilitates safer concurrency and parallelism, as there are no shared mutable states to contend with. 3. '''Readability and Maintainability:''' By focusing on pure functions and avoiding side effects, functional code tends to be more readable, easier to understand, and less prone to bugs. 4. '''Testability:''' Pure functions make it easier to write unit tests since they produce deterministic results, allowing for simpler and more reliable testing.
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