haskell - How Functional language are different from the language implementation point of view -


There is a whole new paradigm of "functional programming", which requires a total change of thought patterns compared to procedural programming. It uses high order function, purity, monad, etc., which generally do not see compulsory and object-oriented languages.

My question is that for these languages, implementation , for example, internal management such as memory management or pointers etc.

Functional languages ​​that run on the top of the JVM does it mean that these languages ​​internally work on JVM as other languages?

Implementation of functional programming languages ​​are using a wide range of implementation techniques in implementing a scheme Excellent introduction (a Lisp bid) gives this book: By Christian Quinneck.


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