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I'm seeing I/O as "side effects with possible random error conditions". I really don't see how that squares with functional purity. It's late on EST but I pro
by jbooth 12y ago
I'm seeing I/O as "side effects with possible random error conditions". I really don't see how that squares with functional purity.
It's late on EST but I promise if you put effort into explaining a higher-order take on this I'll put effort into reading and understanding it tomorrow. Have a good night.
- codygman 12y agoThrough monads functional purity with I/O is achieved, ergo you can compose I/O and get other advantages of purity.