its good to educate people about default representations of numerical literals and their corner cases. Whenever I see these examples I do get annoyed st the Ha

its good to educate people about default representations of numerical literals and their corner cases. Whenever I see these examples I do get annoyed st the Haskell one because we never are told what type it gets defaulted to, which only happens silently in the ghci repl, but will trigger a warning if it’s in a source file that’s being compiled.