I'm confused. Can you tell me how your comment relates to the article? The author of the article is sharing his experience with Haskell, explaining ups and dow

I'm confused. Can you tell me how your comment relates to the article? The author of the article is sharing his experience with Haskell, explaining ups and downs. He concludes by > Haskell is a great programming language. It requires some effort at the beginning, but you get to learn a very different way of thinking about your problems. Are you interpreting the word "different" as "better"?