lambdage
Lambdage is a term that emerged in the context of software development, specifically related to the use of lambda functions, also known as anonymous functions or closures. In essence, lambdage refers to the practice or phenomenon of extensively using lambda functions within a codebase. This can manifest in various ways, from creating small, single-purpose functions on the fly to building more complex functional programming structures.
The motivation behind lambdage often stems from the desire for more concise and expressive code. Lambda functions
However, excessive or poorly implemented lambdage can lead to code that is difficult to read, debug, and