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No, that statement evaluates to a pure value of type int. In the process, it does something else as well that effects the visible behavior of the program. Th
by dllthomas 12y ago
No, that statement evaluates to a pure value of type int. In the process, it does something else as well that effects the visible behavior of the program.
The C equivalent of
putStrLn "hello"
is probably actually
void putsHello(void) {
puts("hello");
}
Unfortunately, function definitions aren't something you can really manipulate at runtime in C.