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Funny you should mention Forth; the "concatenative" languages are very Forth-like, and if you constrain yourself to what they call "point-free" style in Haskell
by jejones3141 13y ago
Funny you should mention Forth; the "concatenative" languages are very Forth-like, and if you constrain yourself to what they call "point-free" style in Haskell, it's also rather Forth-like, or at least past simple cases you have to play the sort of weird games you do in Forth to make up for not being able to name parameters.