The past few years or so has seen a resurgence of interest in functional programming. In addition,
some functional language features are finding there way into imperative languages. Why is this?
There are couple of reasons; firstly, functional languages are well suited to certain problems.
Secondly, functional languages have features that can help the developer to take advantage of the
current and future generations of multi-core computers. This presentation aims to provide you with
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