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 In this workshop, I will present some techniques for moving from imperative to functional code, with worked exercises for the participants to join in.\\
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-Note: I think this will have to be a limited size session, unless I get someone to help out.\\
+Jon: Steve notes - I think this will have to be a limited size session, unless I get someone to help out.\\
-Note: I did this last year with some colleagues, but that was demo-style\\
+Jon: Steve notes - I did this last year with some colleagues, but that was demo-style\\
-Note: This version is based on Java. It could be ported to other languages that have equivalent functional constructs. I could get someone in to help with a port to C# if required.\\
+Jon: Steve notes - This version is based on Java. It could be ported to other languages that have equivalent functional constructs. I could get someone in to help with a port to C# if required.\\
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 Roger: Like the idea, are we stymied by the size limit? \\
 Ewan: I like the idea too, and this is an area that Steve is highly expert in. It was on the programme last year, and was a very good presentation. So this would need to be workshop based - and billed as such - to make the distinction. I think Steve probably does need a co-presenter. This is tough, but only a MAYBE \\