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As someone who started programming in ML and later in Prolog, they are far from weird. Other than that, they are not a "strange language feature", they don't b
by Argorak 14y ago
As someone who started programming in ML and later in Prolog, they are far from weird.
Other than that, they are not a "strange language feature", they don't behave in unexpected or unclear ways.
While `!` is certainly a very special piece of erlang, its also not strange as well, as in say.... Ruby flipflops?
- andrewflnr 14y agoFair enough. I don't consider ML and prolog to be "mainstreamish", and I'm defining "strange" to mean "unusual".