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Haskell offers a lot of brain candy, but IMO you've already gained >50% of its benefits by understanding Ruby blocks - they're actually the most useful part of
by cousin_it 17y ago
Haskell offers a lot of brain candy, but IMO you've already gained >50% of its benefits by understanding Ruby blocks - they're actually the most useful part of functional programming, carefully distilled and packaged to be non-threatening. :-) Better go with C first to learn what your computer actually does. When you go on to play with Haskell afterwards, you'll at least ask the right questions about the implementation.