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by eru
3625 days ago
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In Haskell, realizing that data flow and control flow are of the same spirit and that data structures are control structures is one of the key epiphanies to be had. This article mentions 'if' and 'Boolean'. Loops and lists are another example. (And for the same reason that most languages make such extensive use of loops, Haskell programs can often have a lot of lists.) |
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