In functional programming paradigm, everything is a function and everything is data because there’s no difference between data and functions.
A function without a name, usually known as a lambda or anonymous function, and often used for defining single-use functions that are invoked directly where you define them. Here, the syntax of the lambda is as follows: (x) -> x%10
Good programmers are like good drivers. Of the programmers, 90% agree that only 10% of all programmers are good enough, but at the same time, 90% of the programmers think they are part of the 10%!
Creating your own vocabulary by breaking up functions is called abstraction.
Functions are the bread and butter of reusable code because they let us define our own vocabulary in our programs.
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