log("Hello World")
- In more complex cases, there would be obvious reason to have modules, and a main function. But in simple cases, an imperative script would be easier. You'll encounter the this situation with many different constructs: there are times +
In more complex cases, there would be obvious reason to have modules, and a main function. But in simple cases, an imperative script would be easier. You'll encounter this situation with many different constructs: there are times when loops make more sense than their recursive counterpart and when references are easier than pass-by-value.
-Z is about letting you choose between functional and imperative, taking whichever one suits you current needs. If you look through the Z standard library, you'll see that it's predominantly functional on a line-by-line basis, but uses +
Z is about letting you choose between functional and imperative, taking whichever one suits your current needs. If you look through the Z standard library, you'll see that it's predominantly functional on a line-by-line basis, but uses imperative constructs now and then.
Z is about balance. About equilibrium. About letting you create modules just for the fun of it. About letting you choose the paradigm best for the situation.