It seems that this is really saying that Functional Programming is The Way.
Maybe so, but I find the right tool, for the right job, is important. Trying to use a screwdriver for every task, is going to result in bruises and cuts (and gouges in the work).
I've used a pretty "chimeric" approach, for most of my career, and the LLM that I use, doesn't seem to have an issue with that. Many of its responses, seem to take a similar approach.
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It seems that this is really saying that Functional Programming is The Way.
Maybe so, but I find the right tool, for the right job, is important. Trying to use a screwdriver for every task, is going to result in bruises and cuts (and gouges in the work).
I've used a pretty "chimeric" approach, for most of my career, and the LLM that I use, doesn't seem to have an issue with that. Many of its responses, seem to take a similar approach.
You could write imperative code in Racket without much difficulty, as long as you don't mind the exclamation points.