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What functional language to choose as an auxiliary language after Python'a?
Good day, I really wanted to dive into functional programming, I have been programming in python for more than a year, but I often hear and see that "python was not conceived as a functional language", although it has cool functionality :)
Now I am developing the server part, I would like to dig further into this direction.
In general, the question is, which functional language to choose as an auxiliary language for studying in your free time?
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Ideologically, it would be easiest to switch to Erlang, simply because it is also strongly dynamically typed.
Scala, for example. You would describe why and for what. It's just pointless to "dive" to put it mildly.
For my part, I recommend Clojure . A general-purpose language with a focus on functionality.
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