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I am confused :S From your other post: "In both Gluon and Haskell, functions without arguments can be represented as functions over the unit type: f: () -> S
by popnroll 8y ago
I am confused :S
From your other post:
"In both Gluon and Haskell, functions without arguments can be represented as functions over the unit type:
f: () -> SomeType"
Isn't `f` a constant here too?, how is this different than getChar?
(I get I don't understand something here but not sure what)
- Rusky 8y ago`getChar` is not of type `() -> SomeType`, but directly of type `SomeType`. (Though yes, `f` also is a constant... it's just a constant that happens to be a function, which `getChar` is not.)