Functional JavaScript Tutorial - #3 Side Effects & Pure Functions

[@subratopatnaik6361]

That's very good explanation of side effects and pure function. Greetings from India!

[@igors9895]

But date takes input the elapsed time since 1970 and the same input produces the same output, and doesnt have side effects so its a pure function.

[@abdelrahmanmagdy8946]

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[@MrDoby1989]

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[@voidnoire7256]

Will you be talking about how to handle side effects in a future video? E.g., use Effect functors or with dependency injection? Or if you've already covered the topic, please could you share the relevant link(s)? Thanks!

[@nc581]

Hey can u share this file

[@LanguageSkillz]

= new Date() does not produce side effects and is a built-in function. Output changes when input does not, because it's the time, and the computer is otherwise calibrating for it. If that makes it impure for Functional Programming usage, does that reveal a dysfunctional rigidity about morbid adherence to vs organizational modularity of a paradigm concept? Might we consider, for the instance, it is deterministic outside the control of the programmer, because that is time?