Gio Lodi • 7/12/2020

Honesty-Oriented Programming

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The article discusses the concept of 'Honesty-Oriented Programming,' inspired by functional programming principles like referential transparency and immutability. It argues that making code 'honest'—where its behavior is clear from its interface without hidden side-effects—simplifies reasoning, testing, and maintenance, regardless of the specific language or paradigm used.

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