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Intro -- Professional Functional Programming in C#: Classic Programming Techniques for Modern Projects -- Contents -- Introduction -- Part I: Introduction to Functional Programming -- Chapter 1: A Look at Functional Programming History -- What Is Functional Programming? -- Functional Languages -- The Relationship to Object Oriented Programming -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Putting Functional Programming Into a Modern Context -- Managing Side Effects -- Agile Programming Methodologies -- Declarative Programming -- Functional Programming Is a Mindset -- Is Functional Programming in C# a Good Idea? -- Summary -- Part II: C# Foundations of Functional Programming -- Chapter 3: Functions, Delegates, and Lambda Expressions -- Functions and Methods -- Reusing Functions -- Anonymous Functions and Lambda Expressions -- Extension Methods -- Referential Transparency -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Flexible Typing With Generics -- Generic Functions -- Generic Classes -- Constraining Types -- Other Generic Types -- Covariance and Contravariance -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Lazy Listing With Iterators -- The Meaning of Laziness -- Enumerating Things with .NET -- Implementing Iterator Functions -- Returning IEnumerator -- Chaining Iterators -- Summary -- Chapter 6: Encapsulating Data in Closures -- Constructing Functions Dynamically -- The Problem with Scope -- How Closures Work -- Summary -- Chapter 7: Code is Data -- Expression Trees in .NET -- Analyzing Expressions -- Generating Expressions -- .NET 4.0 Specifics -- Summary -- Part III: Implementing Well-Known Functional Techniques in C# -- Chapter 8: Currying and Partial Application -- Decoupling Parameters -- Manual Currying -- Automatic Currying -- Calling Curried Functions -- The Class Context -- What FCSlib Contains -- Calling Parts of Functions -- Why Parameter Order Matters -- Summary -- Chapter 9: Lazy Evaluation

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