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Absolutely. For instance, if you leave off an argument in a recursive call, Haskell will quietly think you meant to curry the called function, which can manifes
by skrishnamurthi 13y ago
Absolutely. For instance, if you leave off an argument in a recursive call, Haskell will quietly think you meant to curry the called function, which can manifest itself as a type error in some entirely different place.