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> The difference is that with Haskell or Erlang you get hard guarantees about side effects As far as I know Erlang doesn't give you any guarantees about side e
by wtetzner 11y ago
> The difference is that with Haskell or Erlang you get hard guarantees about side effects
As far as I know Erlang doesn't give you any guarantees about side effects. You can call side-effecting functions at any point in your program, just like in Clojure or OCaml.