I’m sure that you can find similar articles for Haskell “My real world use-case for loops”. There’s a certain kind of programmer who delights in using language

I’m sure that you can find similar articles for Haskell “My real world use-case for loops”. There’s a certain kind of programmer who delights in using languages that have something missing, for puristic reasons or the challenge[0]. And sometimes these languages develop religious dogma: not only can you program without loops: it’s better for you too! Like a fad diet. These diet languages attract other people who perhaps don’t have a broad experience with many paradigms and they believe everything that has been written about the evils of loops. Finally someone jury-rigs loops back into Haskell. Behold! The unlooped slowly open their eyes and shift out of their slumber. “It turns out loops are actually useful, huh.” [0] http://prog21.dadgum.com/38.html http://prog21.dadgum.com/38.html