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It can also get confusing, because in some languages there is no general notion of being a tuple or n-tuple if you wish. Even if they are casually all called tu
by youerbt 3y ago
It can also get confusing, because in some languages there is no general notion of being a tuple or n-tuple if you wish. Even if they are casually all called tuples.
For example in Haskell 2-tuple and 3-tuple are simply distinct types, as distinct as Int is from String. You can't speak to the type system about "all n-tuples".