Don't Use for Loops Are AWESOME Functional Programming Till Death

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I'm almost always creating a new variable based on whatever I'm doing outside of my map. So I tend to not use even just loops overall. If you are trying to add data to an existing data structure, that's what your map filter reduce are for. And like that's what I prefer to use for some reason over for loop. They used to use to be a rule. Don't use for loops are awful functional programming till death. Whereas like it's good. You're going to be it's freeing. It feels good.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their preferred coding styles and preferences they use, and why.

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