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> one other way is basically introducing mutability to Haskell which totally doesn't make sense It makes perfect sense, because Haskell is not "an immutable la
by tome 9y ago
> one other way is basically introducing mutability to Haskell which totally doesn't make sense
It makes perfect sense, because Haskell is not "an immutable language". It's a language in which some things are immutable, and those that are not are explicitly indicated in the type system.