7 ms·Haskell isn't non-side-effecting. It's just a bit more sane and structured about when and how.by BasDirks 13y agoHaskell isn't non-side-effecting. It's just a bit more sane and structured about when and how.vemv 13y agoNobody said that anyway. I doubt there's such a thing as non-side-effecting languages :)tel 13y agoSure there are, they just are interpreted in side-effecting interpreters. Lambda calculus comes to mind.