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Yeah, there's "FP" and there's "FP-style," and having FP-style usually gets you 80% of the way to what you want.
by Retra 11y ago
Yeah, there's "FP" and there's "FP-style," and having FP-style usually gets you 80% of the way to what you want.
- Ericson2314 11y agoAll I ask of a language (other things are nice but not required) is no "runtime type errors" and no data races. Haskell, Rust, OCaml give me these things. [Slightly more formally, the first can be rephrased as "no omnipresent non-obvious partiality excluding that from non-termination".]