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You're redefining "control flow primitive". Those are not primitives, and they affect control flow as much as functions do, aside from `?`. Closures are a conce
by Manishearth 10y ago
You're redefining "control flow primitive". Those are not primitives, and they affect control flow as much as functions do, aside from `?`. Closures are a concept that C doesn't have, but once you get them they obfuscate nothing. These library calls obfuscate control flow only as much as regular function calls would.
Nor are you forced to use code like the excessively clever version you talk of. People who are used to monadic programming have the choice to.
You're making the same crappy arguments like a broken record. I'm not having the same tired old discussion again.
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