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No he/she isn't. The argument (as advanced by SPJ) is that it is so awkward for a programmer to use side-effects in a lazy language that it is (practically, no
by tome 9y ago
No he/she isn't. The argument (as advanced by SPJ) is that it is so awkward for a programmer to use side-effects in a lazy language that it is (practically, not theoretically) impossible for a language designer to add them.