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Some people tend to reach for the symbolic debugger the instant their program behaves funny. I hear Haskell is at a disadvantage here, being non-strict and all
by loup-vaillant 13y ago
Some people tend to reach for the symbolic debugger the instant their program behaves funny. I hear Haskell is at a disadvantage here, being non-strict and all. Though I wouldn't know, I never tried Haskell's symbolic debugger.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoSome people think to program, others program to think. What kind of person you are greatly determines if you prefer programming in Python or Haskell.
- loup-vaillant 13y ago> Some people think to program, others program to think. That one needs to be framed on a wall. I'm definitely in the first camp (think to program), and have no problem with paranoid type systems, and I seldom need a debugger. Now I understand why other people do.