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Haskell terminology is based on the mathematical underpinnings of its type system. It's due to this that those unfamiliar with the maths often have trouble at f
by 14113 10y ago
Haskell terminology is based on the mathematical underpinnings of its type system. It's due to this that those unfamiliar with the maths often have trouble at first grokking the terminology. It's not that Haskell shut itself off, it just draws it's vocabulary from a different source than the other languages.
- RubyPinch 10y agoI am aware it didn't invent the words, it was more of a "feels like" statement, as opposed to literal