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In functional programming n Haskell functions are pure so there is no state just an input and an output. The exception is the IO entry point. There is a lot o
by quickthrower2 9y ago
In functional programming n Haskell functions are pure so there is no state just an input and an output.
The exception is the IO entry point.
There is a lot of opportunity to sandbox things so that if you know the type of the function you know what it can or can't do to the programs state.