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| 1. | Manipulation
of data is totally generic |
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| 2. | The
same very small set of components do |
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| everything,
they are merely recombined in |
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| different
ways |
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| 3. | Existing
software can be very easily repackaged |
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| as Tn
components |
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| 4. | Everything
can be found in one place |
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| 5. | The
system can infer what you want without you |
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| having
to specify exactly what |
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| � | This
is called �functional programming� and is a |
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| feature
of all higher-order programming languages |
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