[codygman]

What other languages do type classes like Haskell?

[MustardTiger]

All of them? Who else has broken almost like typeclasses other than scala?

[codygman]

All of the languages? Go doesn't have them. Neither does C.

[MustardTiger]

Obviously, all of the languages with type classes. Those languages do not have "type classes" like scala does, which is what I was replying to.

[premium-concern]

So basically what you are saying is "Haskell has Haskell's typeclasses!".

That's a yuuuuge amount of languages that follow "Haskell"'s design! (Maybe you should start counting Haskell-to-X compilers separately to pad the number "1" a bit?)

[MustardTiger]

Please read the posting guidelines and contribute constructively or not at all.

[premium-concern]

I have already mentioned three languages that haven't followed Haskell's broken mess, while you have failed to produce even a single bit of information, while constantly crying foul at everything you don't like?

That's just amazingly hypocritical, but I guess the tactic of "blame other people for your own behaviour to make it look like tu-quoque if they respond" hasn't gotten old for you yet?

[premium-concern]

Not these (at least):

Idris – implicit arguments

Agda – instance arguments

OCaml – Modular implicits

:-)