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In Haskell you can also explicitly cast to any type a using "error", "undefined" and "throw". But that's just what exceptions are in Haskell. This is fine, as l
by runeks 9y ago
In Haskell you can also explicitly cast to any type a using "error", "undefined" and "throw". But that's just what exceptions are in Haskell. This is fine, as long as it's only used in exceptional cases.