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In Haskell one typically eschews exceptions in favor of for instance the Error monad, as you don't get a typical stack trace in a lazily evaluated language. Pr
by alipang 13y ago
In Haskell one typically eschews exceptions in favor of for instance the Error monad, as you don't get a typical stack trace in a lazily evaluated language.
Probably they have experienced some exception during development, but have had no exeptions in productin.