Because conditional statements, such as 'if-then-else', belong to lower levels of abstraction
This sounds like satire... why wouldn't I use if/else on my application?
Instead, consider a different explanation. This is essentially a way to move through your data in a monadic way, kind of like javascript's then/catch in Promises.
This sounds like satire... why wouldn't I use if/else on my application?
Instead, consider a different explanation. This is essentially a way to move through your data in a monadic way, kind of like javascript's then/catch in Promises.