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I wouldn't say it's absolutely needed in a language like Haskell, where functions and types can be defined in any order. So if you want to defer implementing so
by kryptiskt 5y ago
I wouldn't say it's absolutely needed in a language like Haskell, where functions and types can be defined in any order. So if you want to defer implementing something until later in the document you can just make it a function and get back to it later.
- daly 5y agoLisp has the same ability to define things in any order. Java wants specially named paths to files. The Makefile can create the directory structure and use the "tangle" program to extract the files to the correct place. That's what I did in the Clojure example.