> Syntax is mostly a matter of preference. And to paraphrase Feynman, mathematics is mostly the invention of better syntax. One thing I'd say which distinguish

> Syntax is mostly a matter of preference. And to paraphrase Feynman, mathematics is mostly the invention of better syntax. One thing I'd say which distinguishes Haskellers is that they see their programming language as a piece of mathematics. A Haskell program is a bunch of equations, and the semantics are given by domain theory.