A mapped list/enumerable it was originally given. You don't think what you get when you add two numbers, don't you? Language just works certain way. Not understanding a simple building block of a language isn't a valid argument against it. All you essentially say is that you got so used to OOP concepts that anything else is hard to read. And it's ok, it's the same way for everyone... But it's not a valid argument to say that "fUnCtIoNAL bAd". The whole thing here boils down to what you already said - lack of experience.
My honest advice is - try to learn one functional language, like honestly learn and understand it, try writing something with it. It really does expand horizons.
A mapped list/enumerable it was originally given. You don't think what you get when you add two numbers, don't you? Language just works certain way. Not understanding a simple building block of a language isn't a valid argument against it. All you essentially say is that you got so used to OOP concepts that anything else is hard to read. And it's ok, it's the same way for everyone... But it's not a valid argument to say that "fUnCtIoNAL bAd". The whole thing here boils down to what you already said - lack of experience.
My honest advice is - try to learn one functional language, like honestly learn and understand it, try writing something with it. It really does expand horizons.