If you are new to functional programming but have a decent understanding of java checkout Scala. It might be a good place to familiarise yourself with some of the ideas without having to get used to a totally new syntax.
It is a marriage of the java object oriented and functional programming worlds. It has built in pattern matching support like many other functional languages and so good at handling XML data/DTDs.
It is compatible with the JRE and .Net CLR environments, so all those old libraries will still be available. However it doesn't seem to have gained the mind share of other newcomers like Ruby and C#, or the not so new like Python.
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