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Sure, in Haskell 'IO ()' cannot be mapped to the set of natural numbers (within the language). EDIT: In fact I'd guess any function type A -> B where A is infi
by tome 10y ago
Sure, in Haskell 'IO ()' cannot be mapped to the set of natural numbers (within the language).
EDIT: In fact I'd guess any function type A -> B where A is infinite cannot be mapped to the naturals.