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> It does, unfortunately, have significant whitespace. Haskell is actually defined as a braces-and-semicolon langage with an off-side rule for the convenience
by masklinn 3y ago
> It does, unfortunately, have significant whitespace.
Haskell is actually defined as a braces-and-semicolon langage with an off-side rule for the convenience of layout sensitive code. The transformation is simple and completely deterministic, so if delimiters and separators are preferable to a blind coder they can reasonably easily use that.