Functional programming

numbers with their negative counterparts including zero ( -1 . -2, -3 , 0 , 1 2 3 )

A set of which the function input are chosen

This is the set of which output from a functionional programming

Start with 0 upward 1 , 2 , 3 ,4

This can represent fractions

This cannot be represented as a fraction

Functions that take a function as an argument or returns a functions as a result or both

Takes a second function and applies the list of elements before returning the new list

Reduces the list to a single value

Returns the elements of the list to adhere to the condition given

High order function Immutable Stateless

It uses recursion It splits the list to an head and tail The recursion ends when the list is empty

This are objects that appear in an expression , be assigned to a variable or arguement. They can be passed as an argument or returned as the result of another function e.g integers , floating points, characters and strings

A function can take only one input. one of the arguement is fixed , leading to a more restricted and specialised function

This is the act of combining two functions to create a new function.

The user is able to use the functions separately and in conjuction as long as they both share the same domain and range