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while(1) {} is the universal program to do anything. You can then optimise performance later. Interestingly in Haskell the only pure program of type variable “
by quickthrower2 4y ago
while(1) {} is the universal program to do anything. You can then optimise performance later.
Interestingly in Haskell the only pure program of type variable “a”
where a means any type at all is the one that never quits:
myProg: a
myProg = myProg
Which amounts to the same thing: it can do anything - produce any type - but it takes literally forever.