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They didn't say one way or the other whether the language was pure FP, but I don't think any of the examples featured mutuality
by acjohnson55 13y ago
They didn't say one way or the other whether the language was pure FP, but I don't think any of the examples featured mutuality
- skrishnamurthi 13y agoPyret is not pure. We have mutation. But mutation has its own syntax different from regular binding. Variables (as opposed to identifiers) are preceded by "var", and variable mutation uses ":=". [Similarly for fields.] This it to make clear to all forms of readers -- programmers, compilers, IDEs -- when something is mutable.