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It's full of stuff like flipPlayer : Player -> Player flipPlayer currentPlayer = case currentPlayer of X -> O
by tome 9y ago
It's full of stuff like
flipPlayer : Player -> Player
flipPlayer currentPlayer =
case currentPlayer of
X ->
O
O ->
X
which is 8 lines where idiomatic Haskell would take 3.
flipPlayer : Player -> Player
flipPlayer X = O
flipPlayer O = X
I don't know if Elm encourages or mandates that verbose style but it's not some sort of "FP" requirement.
- vishaltelangre 9y agoCompiler throws following error if I do it. Naming multiple top-level values `flipPlayer` makes things ambiguous. When you say `flipPlayer` which one do you want? 128| flipPlayer O =