List of Tables

Chapter 2. Why function purity matters

Table 2.1. Requirements of pure functions

Table 2.2. Unit testing from a functional perspective

Chapter 3. Designing function signatures and types

Table 3.1. Expressing function signatures with arrow notation

Chapter 5. Designing programs with function composition

Table 5.1. Comparing the imperative and declarative styles

Chapter 6. Functional error handling

Table 6.1. Option and Either can both represent possible failure

Table 6.2. Some particularized versions of Either and their state names

Chapter 7. Structuring an application with functions

Table 7.1. Arguments to Dapper’s Query method

Chapter 8. Working effectively with multi-argument functions

Table 8.1. Summary of the core functions and how they define patterns

Chapter 10. Event sourcing: a functional approach to persistence

Table 10.1. Event data can be stored in a relational DB table.

Chapter 11. Lazy computations, continuations, and the beauty of monadic composition

Table 11.1. Monadically composable computations demonstrated in this book

Chapter 14. Data streams and the Reactive Extensions

Table 14.1. How IObservable compares with other abstractions