 Functional Python
started 10/12/2000; 6:47:45 PM - last post 10/15/2000; 1:40:55 PM
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Chris Rathman - Functional Python 
10/12/2000; 6:47:45 PM (reads: 544, responses: 1)
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Under the ask and you shall receive department, here's the announcement for functional.py version 0.6: "It includes support for closures, curried functions, lazy expressions, lazy tuples and lazy equivalents for map, filter, reduce, and zip."
Also noteworthy is an interview with the creators of Vypor and Stackless Python. Vypor is a version of Python written completely in O'Caml while Stackless Python (as mentioned before) brings continuations to the language.
Posted to "" by Chris Rathman on 10/12/00; 6:48:33 PM
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andrew cooke - Re: Functional Python
10/15/2000; 1:40:55 PM (reads: 554, responses: 0)
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this thread is connected with stackless python and .NET, so it ties in with a few discussions lately (and confirms what you said about .NET being designed more to support othe rlanguages than the JVM).
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