With Functional Programming, we write functions which take arguments and do something with or based on those arguments. You might not think there’s much to learn about given that tiny description of “an argument to a function” but the syntax and mechanics of different languages is actually widely variable and intricate. Let’s say I have some function in R that takes three arguments, x, y, and z, and just prints them out in a string in that order. r_fun <- function(x, y, z) { sprintf("...
