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Most languages can help you avoid using the wrong one through the use of variable names. The problems you might run into are more (for example) using the wrong
by prof_hobart 15y ago
Most languages can help you avoid using the wrong one through the use of variable names.
The problems you might run into are more (for example) using the wrong algorithm for calculating gravity, adjusting the position of one planet before using it to evaluate its impacts on other planets, failing in collision detection etc.
I don't see anything in Haskell that would prevent me from doing any of those.
- SomeOtherGuy 15y ago>Most languages can help you avoid using the wrong one through the use of variable names. That doesn't help at all, are you serious? Cause you genuinely sound like you are trolling. Especially when you say things like "if a language can't prevent every possible bug then there's no poing having it prevent any bugs".