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e1turin/README.md

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  1. neovim-config Public

    Neovim configuration with Lua

    Lua

  2. secs-dev/os-course Public

    Repository for the ITMO CSE OS course.

    C 2 11

  3. itmo-fp Public

    ITMO Functional Programming Course Labs

    Shell

  4. secs-dev/itmo-chan Public

    Image board

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  5. itmo-latex Public

    Latex template for prepairing reports of lab work

    TeX 1

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Contributed to e1turin/itmo-sw-testing, e1turin/itmo-digital-design, e1turin/itmo-fp-lab-1-project-euler and 36 other repositories
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March 2025

Created 38 commits in 6 repositories

Created an issue in PPROGER/thinking-beyond-code that received 1 comment

Misunderstanding in functional approach

It's more likely procedural approach (Pascal way): Functional approach will use composition of functions and pipelines, grouping functions around …

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